28/02/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Maoists Make India Kneel Again
Rebels trade a captured district officer for concessions and the release of jailed leaders.
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08/04/2010 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Maoist attack stiffens India's resolve
In the deadliest leftist attack in India, Maoist rebels on Tuesday killed 75 police personnel in the central state of Chhattisgarh, in the process making a mockery of New Delhi's recent claims that its strong-arm tactics against Maoist strongholds across north and eastern India were paying dividends.
A government paramilitary force - mostly from the Central Reserve Protection Force - was involved in flushing-out operations when it was attacked in the thick forests of Dantewada district by about 500 armed rebels.
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20/01/2010 | En Parrilla
India Spars with Pakistan, China over Water
A water war looms in the Indus River basin.
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21/10/2009 | Frente Externo
India Finds the Going Tough in Afghanistan
India has long seen a reconstruction role for itself in Afghanistan, despite its lack of direct military involvement in the country. Its interests there are obvious: A strong Kabul ensures that jihadi forces in Pakistan do not use Afghanistan as a backyard assembly line for militants who can then be turned against India. But New Delhi is not finding its Afghan sojourn easy.
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