Chhattisgarh’s Journey of Transformation: From Conflict to Progress
- Local Leadership: In the 'District Reserve Guard' (DRG) leading anti-Naxal operations in Bastar, only 10-15% are surrendered Naxals; the rest are entirely local youth.
- Economic Strategy: To break the economic backbone of Maoists, 'Tendu leaf' collection has been freed from private contractors and brought directly under the State Government agency.
- Reopening Schools: 123 schools in Sukma and 265 in Bijapur, which were destroyed by Maoists, have been reopened. Voting was held for the first time in the core Naxal stronghold of 'Puverti' in 2024.
- NCAER Survey: According to the survey, 93% of villages in Bastar now have primary schools, 97% have Anganwadis, and ....
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