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Maoism

Across the Bridge

Rahul Pandita

How Malkangiri’s cut-off area, a Maoist stronghold till recently, was reconnected to Odisha

Prashant Bose: The Man Who Saw Thunder In Autumn

Retracing the steps of Prashant Bose, India’s oldest surviving Maoist leader

Open Diary

The liberal intelligentsia and Indira Gandhi’s infamous Emergency

Thunder From the East

The idea that India might one day be at the fulcrum of global economic development underlines the point that the story of Easternisation is about much more than China

Who Will Shape the Asian Century?

Easternisation and the question of freedom

A War With No End

Prakash Jha’s forthcoming film, Chakravyuh, is set in the Naxal minefields. In a conversation with historian Shruti Kapila and Hartosh Singh Bal at the India Cambridge Summit, he speaks of the senselessness of India’s war on Maoists

The Phantom Who Fell

The legend of Kishenji and what his death means to India’s Maoist movement

Blind in Dantewada

The standout feature of the State’s battle against Maoism is botched-up police action

The Celebration of Violence

How activists must share the blame for the murder of Niyamat Ansari

Takes a Few Good Men

Lessons New Delhi can learn from one babu’s work in Orissa

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