Archive · 26 May 2025
PM Modi Highlights Progress in Former Maoist Areas
In India, areas once troubled by Maoist violence are showing signs of improvement.
Prime Minister Modi shared good news about students doing well in school, especially in areas like Gadchiroli and Dantewada.
Kids are also excited about science and sports.
Plus, young people are learning skills like making musical instruments and are choosing healthier foods.
The PM highlighted the launch of the first bus service in Katejhari as a big step forward, showing that things are getting better in these communities.
This all points to a positive change.
PM Modi noted improved school results in regions formerly affected by Maoist insurgency.
Students in these areas are excelling in academics and science, also participating in sports.
Katejhari village in Gadchiroli recently welcomed its first bus service.
Youth are taking pride in their heritage by learning traditional skills and crafts.
Schools are using 'sugar boards' to encourage healthy eating habits among students.
- Who
- PM Narendra Modi
- What
- PM Modi highlighted signs of progress in regions formerly affected by Maoist insurgency.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Gadchiroli district (Maharashtra), Dantewada, and other regions previously impacted by Maoist insurgency
- Why
- To showcase the positive developments, including educational achievements and community initiatives, in the areas formerly affected by Maoist insurgency.
Lingering Challenges
Signs of Development
Ongoing Security Issues
Lingering Challenges
Areas affected by Maoist insurgency still face difficulties and require continued focus on security.
Signs of Development
Progress is evident through educational achievements and new initiatives in regions affected by Maoist insurgency.
- Location
- Gadchiroli district, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh
- Focus Area
- Tribal areas
- Highest Class 10th Results
- 95%
- Dantewada Class 12th Rank
- 6th
- Key Figures
- Students, youth, and residents in tribal areas
- Progress Focus
- Education, skill development, and improved healthcare