Restrategizing anti-Naxalite operations is key to end Maoist insurgency

Maoist insurgents in a jungle camp somewhere in the so-called Red Corridor. (File photo for representation.)“He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight.” ~ Sun TzuThe above quote by the ancient Chinese philosopher and ...

India @ 75: New Delhi’s security challenges and path forward

While the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War between Indian-Mukti Bahini forces and the Pakistani military has always been easy to remember for our resounding victory over our archenemy, the India-China border conflict of 1962 has always been difficult t...

50,000 more NCC cadets volunteered to contribute in fight against COVID-19

New Delhi:  Around 2000 National Cadet Corps (NCC) have been employed in 12 states and union territories and 50,000 cadets have so far volunteered to contribute in ‘Exercise NCC Yogdan’ in fight against Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemi...

Government committed to enhance ITBP’s role in future: Reddy

Greater Noida: Hailing Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel’s role in fighting insurgency in Punjab and in Red Corridor areas, Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy on Thursday said that the government is committed to enhance...

NCC enrolls over 55,000 cadets from LWE and border areas

Taking forward Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of encouraging youths and students in nation building, the National Cadets Corps (NCC) has enrolled 55,400 students from Left Wing Extremism (LWE) region, spread from states of Bihar, Jharkhand...

J’khand carrot & stick policy weans villagers from Maoism

By: Sapna Singh At a time when Naxals’ influence has been confined to a few pockets in the bordering areas of Jharkhand, police officers deployed in these areas are still finding it difficult to wean villagers from Naxal ideologies, but Govern...