Maoists

Is It the End of the Road for Maoists?

Rahul Pandita

The Road to Jagargunda: The Indian state’s final push in the Maoist heartland. A special report from Dantewada (Photos: Raul Irani)

The Myth of Hindu Terror

Rupa Subramanya

What the data says: India faces bigger threats from Jihad and Maoism

Green versus Red

Jay Mazoomdaar

The future of conservation in some of India’s most resource-rich forests hinges on how battles shape up between rebels and the State

Illness: Their Achilles Heel?

Anil Budur Lulla

Maoists sneaking into Andhra Pradesh for medical treatment are falling into a police trap

The War We Are Losing

Rahul Pandita

Why Maoists carried out their deadly attack in Chhattisgarh and why such attacks will not stop

Setback in Andhra

Rahul Pandita

The Maoist plan of revival in an erstwhile bastion now looks bleak

Everyman’s Tale

Rahul Pandita

Taj Hassan’s largely unnoticed novel recreates the complexities of life in Maoist-strong zones

Binayak Sen, Alleged Maoist Courier

Shubhranshu Choudhary

Journalist Shubhranshu Choudhary’s new book quotes a Maoist courier ‘revealing’ that Binayak Sen acted as a courier for a Maoist leader

One Year after Kishenji…

Rahul Pandita

…a look at the gains and losses of the CPI (Maoist)

How My Conscience Was Abducted in Dantewada

Akshay Pathak

In the garb of social responsibility, the Essar Group recently organised a storytelling festival for the ‘benefit’ of children in this Maoist-dense area. Apart from the organisers’ poorly disguised disdain for local artistes, what emerged most starkly was the stench of corporate propaganda