Former Janashakti leader Amar POW women wing Sandhya and other women wing leaders consoling mother of Maoist leader Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad who was killed in a fake encounte...
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Gaddar singing at Azads last journey at punjagutta crematory while Kalyan ram,Varavara rao sandhya and others are seen.
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Kalyanram. Varavara rao and other sympathisers at Naxal leader Azads remains at punjagutta crematory.
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No closure yet At Azad’s funeral
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Azad’s younger brother Ramana
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Silent knight Gadar singing at Azad’s funeral at Punjagutta
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Chemkuri ‘Azad’ Rajkumar, CPI (Maoist) No. 2 and its pro-talks man, is shot dead in an ‘encounter’ in Adilabad, AP. An MTech, he was active since the ’70s.
After the brutal murder of Azad, is there any hope for well-meaning routine calls for “dialogue” and “peace talks”? What can the "civil society" do as a serious, real intervention?
Why should the most deprived sections have to lose their lives -- or live miserably -- because of the evil designs of a handful of top Maoist leaders? Examining the myth of Maoists concern for tribal welfare.
Both sides -- the Maoists and the State -- are waging a dirty war. Between 'the violence of the oppressed' and an often brutal state, a powerful intervention spelling out a practical basis for a durable ceasefire remains elusive.
'Will all those, who write 33-page articles, be allowed to write 33-page articles? Will there be a magazine to publish a 33-page article?' asks the home minister as he reveals that the government is examining whether "special forces" and "aircraft c
The decisions of outside forces will overwhelmingly determine, as they have for centuries now, the trajectory of violence and the receding possibilities of peace in South Asia