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 | MAOIST MOVEMENT IN INDIA : AN OVERVIEW By Sandeep Kumar Dubey
It is clear from the above account of the Maoist movement that the movement has been
violent and comparatively strong enough to challenge, at least, the security forces and pose threats to the local government ...Read more > | 21 Pages 272.47 KB |
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 | COUNTERINSURGENCY IN INDIA: THE MAOISTS By Varun Vira
Indias Prime Minister identifies the Maoist (or Naxalite) insurgency as Indias single biggest internal security challenge. The insurgency is today severe in scale and violence with 2,212 violent incidents in 2010 causing 1,175 casualties (713 civilian, 285 security force and 171 guerilla), a 63% increase since 2008 ...Read more > | 13 Pages 103.46 KB |
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.jpg) | ROLE OF THE ARMED FORCES IN INTERNAL SECURITY: TIME FOR REVIEW By P K MALLICK
The term aid to civil authorities (ACA) is a British imperial usage referring to
the process by which local authorities can request the central government to lend assistance in times of emergency. Before independence, dealing with internal security was an important task of the ...Read more > | 53 Pages 334.71 KB |
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 | LWE : MEETING THE CHALLENGE By Maj Gen Dhruv Katoch, SM, VSM (Retd)
A seminar on ‘Left Wing Extremism: Meeting the Challenge’ was held on 03 May 2012 at the CLAWS Seminar Hall. The Seminar was chaired by Lt Gen VK Ahluwalia (Retd), Former GOC-in-C Central Command. Ms Shoma Chaudhury, Editor Features, Tehelka spoke on current situation and trends. Col RSN Singh, (Retd), defence analyst, spoke on the Government view and state response and Maj Gen Dhruv Katoch, SM, VSM (Retd), Addl Director, CLAWS gave out recommendations for problem ...Read more > | 8 Pages 251.18 KB |
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 | ANOTHER BLOODY ROAD SHOW : THE TONGUPAL ATTACK
On 11 March, in repeat of many such narratives, a police road opening patrol moving along the Sukma-Jagdalpur Highway in Chattisgarh found itself entrapped, inflicted with heavy casualties and nearly two dozen items of their weapons and communication sets looted before the attackers melted away ...Read more > | 6 Pages 381.76 KB |
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 | A PEEP INTO RED TERROR By CLAWS RESEARCH TEAM
The roots of left wing extremism (LWE) lie in a peasant rebellion in May 1967, in
a small village called Bengai Jote, in the Naxalbari Block of Darjeeling District in
West ...Read more > | 6 Pages 92.52 KB |
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