Essayer OR - Gratuit
Vishnu Deo Sai proving to be 'Iron Man' in The Fight against Naxals
Outlook
|January 01, 2025
Chhattisgarh has begun a new era, leaving behind the dark legacy of Naxal violence and paving the way for peace and development
-

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai has been at the forefront of the transformation of Chhatisgarh in its fight against Naxals, making it clear that dialogue will be met with dialogue, and violence with decisive action i.e. words for words and bullets for bullets. Under his leadership, the state has made significant strides in combating Naxalism, with substantial successes marking his tenure.
On October 5, news emerged from the Abujhmad jungles that soldiers had killed 31 Naxalites, the largest success against the insurgents in the state, which has battled Naxalite violence for nearly four decades. This victory is a testament to the robust governance of Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, whose policies have helped shift the momentum. His administration's firm stance against violence has led to continued successes, with Naxalites being either killed or surrendering under mounting pressure. Vishnu Deo Sai has rightfully earned the title of the 'Iron Man' in this battle against Naxalism.
At a meeting in Delhi on October 7, chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah with other Naxal-affected states, the Chief Minister presented the state's success figures. Shah had previously set a March 2026 deadline for eradicating Naxalism, and under Sai's leadership, Chhattisgarh is rapidly progressing toward meeting that goal. The state has
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition January 01, 2025 de Outlook.
Abonnez-vous à Magzter GOLD pour accéder à des milliers d'histoires premium sélectionnées et à plus de 9 000 magazines et journaux.
Déjà abonné ? Se connecter
PLUS D'HISTOIRES DE Outlook

Outlook
Throwback to the 80s
In Nepal, the struggle for democracy is not an event; it is a craft practiced across generations, passed like a lamp from hand to hand
12 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
Home and the World
This genre-defying novel elegantly melds memoir, travelogue and fiction
3 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
The Revolution is Giving
Discord, a chat app built for gamers, was transformed into an unlikely parliament in Nepal
13 mins
October 01, 2025
Outlook
Waqf Pe Kiya, Kya Haseen Sitam
The petitions challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, could remain in cold storage while the evil inherent in the statute plays itself out
10 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
Rain and Ruin
In the last 50 years, Punjab has witnessed several devastating floods that have left deep scars on its landscape and people
4 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
Ok Boomer, Time's Up
People and politicians came together to establish democracy, and then they parted ways. Now they are faced with the challenge of putting the democracy back together
7 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
Curse of the Cusecs
As people join hands to pick up the pieces of lives disrupted by Punjab's worst flood since 1988, the spotlight turns on the management of water resources as an arena for inter-state and state-Centre sparring
7 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
What's the Vibe Now?
The changes in Nepal offer a sublime chance to New Delhi to recalibrate its policy provided it proceeds with caution and humility
5 mins
October 01, 2025
Outlook
Of Stories and Storyteller
The plan was to have tamatar chaat at the famous Kashi Chaat Bhandar, situated en route Dashashwamedh ghaat. There was a catch, though. From the chowk where we were standing, all we could see was a sea of people. It was time for the Ganga aarti, on the left were people queued up to enter the Kashi Vishwanath temple through the brand-new corridor, on the right were people taking Ganesh idols for immersion and joining the festivities were those who were winding up Eid celebrations.
3 mins
October 01, 2025

Outlook
UDID Certification Rise, Yet Disability Inclusion Faces Challenges
Intellectual disability (ID) remains one of the most overlooked areas of public health in India, where many individuals with disabilities are still confined to their homes due to social stigma, lack of resources, and limited opportunities for education and employment.
4 mins
October 01, 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size