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July 27, 2009
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 OPINION
NEELABH MISHRA
Iron In The Soulless State
Chhattisgarh seems intent on proving we are a half democracy
Magazine | Jun 08, 2009
 10 QUESTIONS
BINAYAK SEN
Binayak Sen
The PUCL national vice-president on his release after two years in Raipur central jail on charges of links with the Naxalite movement
SNIGDHA HASAN
Magazine | Jun 08, 2009
 OPINION
BIBHU PRASAD ROUTRAY
Red Bullets Over Ballots
The elections – peaceful or otherwise – will shortly be over, and a new government will installed at Delhi. The Maoists threat will remain among the most significant challenges it will have to confront
Web | Apr 20, 2009
 CHHATISGARH
ARUNDHATI ROY
A Wall Of Silence
Dr Binayak Sen's incarceration is meant to silence dissent, and criminalize democratic space. It is meant to absorb all our attention so that the stories of the hundreds of other nameless, faceless people - those without lawyers, without the attention of journalists - go unnoticed and unrecorded.
Web | Apr 06, 2009
CHHATTISGARH: MISSING PILOT
Bastar: Zero Point
A chopper missing over Maoist forests...
K.S. SHAINI
Magazine | Nov 24, 2008
 OPINION
PREM SHANKAR JHA
The Economic Jailbreak
Dateline Dantewada: what lies beyond the funny and depressing facts
Magazine | Dec 31, 2007
CHHATTISGARH: HUMAN RIGHTS
A Doctored Case
The apex court joins in the myopia that's keeping Dr Sen in jail
SAIKAT DATTA
Magazine | Dec 24, 2007
 OPINION
AJAI SAHNI
So Who's Losing Sleep Over Chhattisgarh?
It is not clear whether the PM was able to sleep after he heard the news of the 24 Policemen slaughtered by the Maoists on July 9, but it is clear that this incident did not merit a public reaction from him...
Web | Jul 16, 2007
OUTRAGE
AJAI SAHNI
The Ignored Red Lights
The Maoists will continue to operate, and to engineer massacres -- like the latest in Chhattisgarh -- that killed 55 policemen with near-impunity till counter-insurgency capacities are established and operationalised.
Web | Mar 19, 2007
CHHATTISGARH
Red Terror
In the biggest-ever strike by Maoists on security forces in Chhattisgarh, at least 55 security men are killed and 11 injured, as more than 300 heavily armed men storm the Rani Bodli police station in Bijapur district in Bastar region.
PTI
Web | Mar 15, 2007
CHHATTISGARH: DIAMOND MINING
Here Be Diamonds
Politicians, big business, the tribals are all after it. Should mining be made legal?
ANURADHA RAMAN
Magazine | Aug 28, 2006
OPINION
SAJI CHERIAN
Reality Bites
For the Chhattisgarh government, the success of anti-Naxalite operations is paramount if the promised foreign investment is actually to materialize; 'a state within the state' is hardly reassuring for investors.
Web | Jun 03, 2005
CHHATTISGARH
When Akash Is
Not The Limit
Jogi is retired hurt. So, save for Judeo's sulk and minor disharmony, the BJP looks like running away with it
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Apr 26, 2004
TIT-FOR-TAT
Jogi In The 'Dock'
Arun Jaitley plays two audio tapes in Raipur in which outgoing Chhattisgarh CM Ajit Jogi is allegedly heard offering bribes to BJP MLAs to prevent formation of the government. Jogi is placed under suspension after the Congress acts on reports that he used party chief Sonia Gandhi's name in the episode Updates
Web | Dec 06, 2003
CHHATTISGARH
The Twirled Moustache
Jogi is hit badly as voters perceive his hand in the 'distasteful' Judeo exposé Updates
ANUPREETA DAS
Magazine | Dec 15, 2003
Chhattisgarh 2003
Ju deo so leo. Khuda kasam, no need to shave off that moustache now. It may have created a controversy, and he will not be the next CM, but despite the tape, it is Goodbye Mr Jogi.
Web | Dec 04, 2003
OUTLOOK POLL
Chhattisgarh
The Judeo scandal does not appear to tilt the balance in favour of the Congress.
Magazine | Dec 01, 2003
THE JUDEO EFFECT
Frame By Frame
Images do not lie. Even if they are a sting operation or a political checkmate by the opponent. Updates.
SABA NAQVI
Magazine | Dec 01, 2003
 INTERVIEW
AJIT JOGI
Complainant Turned Accused...
...in an electoral mode turns even more accusatory: the Chattisgarh chief minister - against whom BSP recently decided not to contest any candidate - on the controversies that surround him.
BBC HINDI RADIO
Web | Nov 03, 2003
CHHATTISGARH
His Tribe May Increase
Ajit Jogi's brand of sarva dharma sambhava does no harm to his position as Chhattisgarh's satrap
SABA NAQVI
Magazine | Aug 11, 2003
ELECTIONS
A Gimmick Backfires
Such is the numbers game Chattisgarh has 90 seats no party now wants to bifurcate MP
NEERAJ MISHRA
Magazine | Nov 23, 1998
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