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India's Naxalite insurgency : not a dinner party.

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INDIA -- MAOIST INSURGENCY

In: Economist 27th February 2010, pp.30-31.Summary: Maoist rebels in eastern and northeastern states of India are said to number 14,000 full time combatants and many more supporters. Recent violent incidents suggest government efforts to control the rebels have not been effective and the problem is growing.

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Maoist rebels in eastern and northeastern states of India are said to number 14,000 full time combatants and many more supporters. Recent violent incidents suggest government efforts to control the rebels have not been effective and the problem is growing.

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