Prelims · 6 Indian Society · 6.11 Social issues
6.11.6 Left-wing extremism and insurgency: Naxalbari to Salwa Judum
Left-wing extremism (Naxalism, now Maoism) is an armed movement that claims to fight for landless peasants and tribals against the State; it grew where land, forest and governance failures met, and the State has answered with security operations, development and rights laws.
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Key terms
- Naxalbari
- Charu Majumdar
- Kanu Sanyal
- Jangal Santhal
- CPI(ML)
- Srikakulam
- People's War Group
- Kondapalli Seetharamaiah
- MCC
- CPI (Maoist)
- red corridor
- Salwa Judum
- Nandini Sundar
- SPOs
- Koya commandos
- SAMADHAN
- Greyhounds
- UAPA
- Bandyopadhyay committee
- PESA
- AFSPA
What this note covers
- Core factsFoundation
- ExplainedStandard
- DeeperAdvanced
- AP angleStandard
- Mains writingMains writing
- Common trapsFoundation
- Quick revisionFoundation
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