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The Naxal Conflict: Killings Decreases, Conflict Intensifies

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The paper analyses the conflicts in Naxal affected areas and how the respected authorities deal with the Naxalism. Asian Centre for Human Rights consistently reiterated that there has been no dearth of development schemes in India but the implementation of such schemes perennially remained problematic and implementation of the schemes in Naxal affected areas almost came to a virtual halt because of the increased conflict. [ACHR]

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  • Asian Centre for Human Rights ACHR, 2008. "The Naxal Conflict: Killings Decreases, Conflict Intensifies," Working Papers id:1542, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:1542
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