Sukma, Nov 10 (IANS) In the heart of Sukma district, Chhattisgarh, where the dense forests have long echoed with the stories of conflict and fear, a new chapter of hope has begun. Significantly, the 150th Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has started a Gurukul in Puvarti. This native village of the infamous Naxal leader Hidma is now seeing a sea change in terms of education and awareness among residents.

The place which was once known as a stronghold of extremism is now witnessing the dawn of education, resulting in transformation.

In fact, CRPF’s Gurukul has become a symbol of light in a region which remained haunted by violence for decades.

According to CRPF’s information, more than 50 children from nearby villages now attend the school. They are receiving free educ

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