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BASTAR: a Kuch bhi ho sakta haia ,a exclaims M S Dhoni from a hoarding as you drive into Dantewada town in South Bastar.
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Raipur, Jul 16 : Chhattisgarh, which has become the epicenter of naxal violence, has started three Counter-Insurgency Anti-Terrorist training schools for its police personnel to combat naxalism and terrorism.
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India will plow more money and resources into fighting Maoist insurgents operating in several eastern states known as the Red Corridor, the government said.
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Concerned over spurt in Naxal violence, Union Home Secretary Gopal K Pillai will arrive in Raipur on Monday on a two-day visit to Chhattisgarh during which he will take stock of the security situation, redeployment of paramilitary forces and visit some worst Maoist-hit areas.
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Flights cancelled, trains disrupted, trucks and buses off the roads and shops and educational establishments closed — life was on hold in many parts of India Monday due to a daylong shutdown called by opposition parties against the hike in fuel prices.
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Raipur The Central government on Tuesday said Army will not be deployed to fight the Naxals, but Air Force will be used to provide non-combat assistance to para-military and police personnel operating in the Maoist-hit regions.
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Indo-Asian News Service Kolkata/Hyderabad/Raipur, 7 JULY: Trains were cancelled, buses went off the roads and Chhattisgarha s iron ore transportation was disrupted as Maoists began a two-day shutdown in six states on Wednesday to protest the killing of their spokesperson Chelukuri Rajkumar alias Azad.
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KOLKATA/BHUBANESWAR/RAIPUR, 7 JULY: Maoists attacked a police station in Orissa’s Keonjhar district and fired on three CRPF camps in Chhattisgarh tonight as the Maoist-sponsored bandh hit normal life in rural and interior pockets in the states affected by Naxal violence.
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