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Renewed Violence In Manipur Raises Security Concerns Again Why in the News ? Fresh violence in Manipur’s Imphal Valley has resulted in deaths, including two children, raising concerns over deteriorating law and order. The incident highlights ongoing ethnic tensions, security challenges, and the need for sustained peace efforts in the region to ensure a pollution …
Read MoreManipur Blast Triggers Internet Curbs, Security Alert Manipur Curbs Internet After Bishnupur Blast; Chief Minister Khemchand Singh Calls It an Attack on Peace Manipur imposed curbs on mobile internet and data services after a deadly blast in Bishnupur district triggered fresh unrest in the state. The violence began after two children were killed in an …
Read MoreCAPF Bill 2026 Aims to Reform Security Framework Why in the News? The Rajya Sabha passed the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Bill, 2026, aiming to standardise recruitment, service conditions, and cadre management of CAPF officers, while strengthening internal security architecture and addressing long-standing administrative inconsistencies. Key Provisions of CAPF Bill 2026: ● Establishes …
Read MoreThe End of Naxalism in India: A Structural, Security and Developmental Analysis Introduction Naxalism, also known as Left Wing Extremism (LWE), has been one of the most persistent internal security challenges in India since its origin in 1967 at Naxalbari (West Bengal). Rooted in Maoist ideology, it sought to overthrow the state through armed struggle, …
Read MoreEnd of Naxalism Marks Beginning of Governance Phase Syllabus: GS-2: Left Wing Extremism ,Terrorism in Hinterland & Border Areas ,Various Security Forces & Agencies & Their Mandate Why in the News ? The Union Government has declared achieving a “Naxal-free India” by March 31, 2026, marking the end of decades-long Left-Wing Extremism (LWE). This signals …
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