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Shilda’s lesson for govt: Make up your mind on strategic and tactical objectives

K.P.S. Gill, the “Supercop” credited with crushing the militancy in Punjab, analyses for The Telegraph the Maoist attack on the Shilda camp as a field officer and notes down the lessons the Bengal government should learn to avoid a repeat of such strikes. On the invitation of The Telegraph during the Lalgarh operations by central forces last year, Gill had visited the region and written a four-part series in the paper titled ‘Truth about Lalgarh’

The trajectory of the Maoist challenge in West Bengal is a stark demonstration of both the Maoist strategy of expansion and the inability of the state and its agencies, despite long histories of experience and voluminous materials easily available on the subject, to comprehend this strategy. ... | Read..

Death of a duty that lived an unknown life

Entrusted with the noble mission of making mothers smile, the lovable balloon has just burst one of the most well-kept secrets of the nation. ... | Read..

Apex court refuses to answer RTI queries

The Supreme Court has refused to answer several queries filed under the right to information law on whether judges of the top court conversant with the affairs of Karnata ... | Read..

Scan on need for GM food

Environmental groups have questioned assertions by sections of scientists and the biotechnology industry that genetically-modified (GM) food crops could play a crucial ro ... | Read..

Shilda’s lesson for govt: Make up your mind on strategic and tactical objectives

We should be good neighbours
Manmohan Singh
reacting to the Indo-Pak talks

Apple: We used child labour
Apple has admitted that child labour was used at the factories that build its computers, iPods and ... | Read..

Diamond sells for $35 million
A 507½-carat gem discovered in South Africa last year has become the most expensive rough diamond e ... | Read..

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