Telangana: Warangal police unearthed arms and ammunition dumps on a large scale.
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SIX MAOISTS SURRENDER-EIGHT FAKE NAXALITES NABBED
TELANGANA: In an year end breakthrough of the police, six Maoists naxalites laid down their arms before the police DIG of Warangal range in Khammam district and an eight member fake naxalite gang was nabbed in Warangal on Wednesday.
NAXALITES WARN PURI SEER
ORISSA:The CPI (Maoists) warned Puri Sankaracharya Jagadaguru Swami Nischalananda Saraswati with dire consequence.
NAXALS AMBUSH POLICE STATION:COP INJURED
Hyderabad: Maoists ambushed a police station in Nalgonda district under Andhra Pradesh committee of operations on Tuesday night and a cop was injured in the incident.
TWO MAOISTS SHOT DEAD IN CHATTISGARH
CHATTISGARH:Two Maoist naxalites were shot dead Tuesday in Chhattisgarh after a brief gun battle with security forces,
MAOISTS ATTACKS ON THE RISE IN MALKANGIRI
ORISSA:Maoist violence is on the rise in the tribal-dominated Malkangiri district of Orissa.
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Operation Domination- The Alammpakka Event, Symptoms of a High Conflict
June 26th to July 2nd 08 – Daman Virodhi Saptah
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Born in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh, Gummadi Vitthal Rao, a dalit student, turned Gaddar . He discontinued his engineering course from Osmania University, took up singing as a career, established the Jana Natya Mandali and travelled to remote villages all over India. He turned a torch bearer of Telangana movement in the recent years and raised the slogan “Mana Telangana Manakkaavaali(We need our Telangana). His foot march from the coal belt to the industrial belt and to the terrain of movements attracted the attention of the separate state seekers of Telangana. Though a predominantly Maoist torch bearer Gaddar is now involved in a project highlighting his village Toopran in Medak district of Telangana region. The SMW has met Gaddar and collected his version on certain aspects from the issue of telangana to the SEZism of the government of Andhra Pradesh. Even the issue of peace talks and the renewal of this proposal by the state government in the wake of Seeleru incident also figured in the question bank.
Born in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh, Gummadi Vitthal Rao, a dalit student, turned Gaddar . He discontinued his engineering course from Osmania University, took up singing as a career, established the Jana Natya Mandali and travelled to remote villages all over India. He turned a torch bearer of Telangana movement in the recent years and raised the slogan “Mana Telangana Manakkaavaali(We need our Telangana). His foot march from the coal belt to the industrial belt and to the terrain of movements attracted the attention of the separate state seekers of Telangana. Though a predominantly Maoist torch bearer Gaddar is now involved in a project highlighting his village Toopran in Medak district of Telangana region. The SMW has met Gaddar and collected his version on certain aspects from the issue of telangana to the SEZism of the government of Andhra Pradesh. Even the issue of peace talks and the renewal of this proposal by the state government in the wake of Seeleru incident also figured in the question bank. 
