‘खून की नदी’ Bastar| The Last Battle of Naxal | Documentary| Conflict to Conclusion
‘खून की नदी’ Bastar| The Last Battle of Na...
200 Naxals Surrender | Ranu Tiwari | Amit Shah Naxal Operation | Bastar Naxalism | Naxal-Free India
What is the real ground story behind the surrender of hundreds of Naxals in Bastar? News Pinch special show RootCast, Abhinav Pandey looks at journalist Vikas Tiwari, popularly known as Ranu Tiwari, and his role in helping Naxals leave the Maoist movement and return to the mainstream. Recent profiles describe Tiwari as a Bastar-based journalist who has helped more than 200 Naxals surrender.
In December, 2025, Team News Pinch visited Bastar to examine the ground reality of Amit Shah's Naxal-free India mission, the changing situation in Bastar, and how communication with Maoists, local reporting and surrender efforts have contributed to the decline of Naxalism. Tiwari has spoken about reporting from Naxal-affected areas, the challenges faced by journalists and how former Maoists return to mainstream society.
Amit Shah Operation against Naxalism has focused on making India Naxal-free, but what does this campaign actually look like on the ground? What changed inside Bastar? How did Naxals decide to surrender? And what role can journalists play in bringing former Maoists back into society?
Watch Saurabh Tripathi of News Pinch for an in-depth look at Ranu Tiwari, 200 Naxal surrender, Bastar Naxalism, Amit Shah's Naxal operation and the ground reality of Naxal-free India.
Note: This Video has been Filmed in December 2025
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‘खून की नदी’ Bastar| The Last Battle of Naxal | Documentary| Conflict to Conclusion
‘खून की नदी’ Bastar| The Last Battle of Na...
200 Naxals Surrender | Ranu Tiwari | Amit Shah Naxal Operation | Bastar Naxalism | Naxal-Free India
What is the real ground story behind the surrender of hundreds of Naxals in Bastar? News Pinch special show RootCast, Abhinav Pandey looks at journalist Vikas Tiwari, popularly known as Ranu Tiwari, and his role in helping Naxals leave the Maoist movement and return to the mainstream. Recent profiles describe Tiwari as a Bastar-based journalist who has helped more than 200 Naxals surrender.
In December, 2025, Team News Pinch visited Bastar to examine the ground reality of Amit Shah's Naxal-free India mission, the changing situation in Bastar, and how communication with Maoists, local reporting and surrender efforts have contributed to the decline of Naxalism. Tiwari has spoken about reporting from Naxal-affected areas, the challenges faced by journalists and how former Maoists return to mainstream society.
Amit Shah Operation against Naxalism has focused on making India Naxal-free, but what does this campaign actually look like on the ground? What changed inside Bastar? How did Naxals decide to surrender? And what role can journalists play in bringing former Maoists back into society?
Watch Saurabh Tripathi of News Pinch for an in-depth look at Ranu Tiwari, 200 Naxal surrender, Bastar Naxalism, Amit Shah's Naxal operation and the ground reality of Naxal-free India.
Note: This Video has been Filmed in December 2025
#Bastar #RanuTiwari #AbhinavPandey #NewsPinchDocumentary #IndiaNews #VikasTiwari
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