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From Naxalbari to Red Corridor: The Rise and Fall of Naxalism in India
The Honourable Minister of Home Affairs, in a bold claim, stated the centre would wipe out Naxalism from India by March 2026. While top Naxal leaders like Hidma and Nambala Keshava Rao are already eliminated, there are a few more miles to go before Naxalism is completely wiped out from India. Illustration by The Geostrata NAXALISM: THE BEGINNING A group of political insurgents driven by Maoist ideologies is called Naxals, Naxalwadis, or Naxalites. They advocate armed rebelli

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 235 min read


Nepal and Its Political Turmoil: Decades of Political Instability Fuel Today’s Street Protests
Nepal is a country with a journey of turbulence and transitions. Nepal’s history of political journey is carved with monarchs, which...

THE GEOSTRATA
Sep 12, 20254 min read


Who are the Naxals - Politics and Rural India
It was the Chinese revolution that inspired the Indian Communists the most, and particularly the character of Mao Zedong.

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 3, 202111 min read
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