Naxalism is a severe problem affecting 18-62% of the population in several Indian states. It stems from social causes like poverty, low socioeconomic status, and propaganda, as well as psychosocial causes including local culture, leadership, and person perception. Naxalism creates a climate of fear and diminishes trust, negatively impacting community development, education, health, and social relations. Addressing the problem requires awareness campaigns, promoting local leadership to close communication gaps, and intervention from social workers, psychologists, and sociologists to curb naxalite activities and support affected communities.

1. PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
Presented by
Dr. Sudanshu bhatt
Khan Abrar-Uz-Zaman Khan
( SOS psychology)
Pt. Ravi Shankar Shukla University
Raipur Chhattisgarh

2. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
Abstract
Naxalism is a severe burning problem in various states of India. Near about 18-
62% of population is affected as reported as by the CNN-IBN data. The causes
of naxalism- 1. Social (Poverty, socialization, Low Socio-economical status,
Social motive, propaganda, exploit) 2. Psycho-social cause (Culture,
Leadership, Impression management, Person perception 3. (Biological
genetically). The people are always in fear of being punished by naxalites. Man
they are transferred to those areas. Every day brings terror in the minds of the
people and trust feeling is diminishing. As the member of the family goes for
work in the particular area. The whole family is in tension. The social
consequences are also apparent as the responsible person for development of
that area, does not want to go therefore the development is obstructed.
Educational, health, social relations are also affected. The solution of the
problem needs a power. First and for-most action needed is to create
environment for stopping the naxalites activates it can be done through
bringing awareness among the people of Naxalite area. It is important to
inculcate the local area leadership. The local area leadership is important, so
that the communicational gap can be fulfilled. The role of social worker,
executive, psychologists, sociologist, is very important in controlling the
naxalism problem.

3. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
 Introduction:-
 Definition:-
 Naxal-affected areas of India:-
 Highly affected areas:-
 Moderately affected:-
 Marginally affected:-
 Targeted areas:-

4. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
 Deaths related to naxal
violence.
 Violent incidents involving
naxlites .

5. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
 Naxal-affected areas in
Chhattisgarh
 10 district are affected:-
 Highly affected area:-

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 Effect :-
 Physical harm:-
 Civilians:-
 Forced:-

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 Effect :-
 Development effect
 National highways:-
 State roads:-

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 Effect :-
 Psychological illness

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 Effect :-
 Social disturbance
 Economical crisis

10. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
 Cause :-
 Social cause:-
 Poverty:-
 Socialization:-
 Social motives:-
 Rumors':-
 Biological cause:-

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 Cause :-
 Psychosocial cause:-
 Culture :-
 Leadership:-
 Impression management:-
 Person perception :-

12. NAXALISM : PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
 Suggestion :-
 Proper training should be
held
on impression management
and rumors.
 Local area Leadership should
be promoted.
 The naxilte problem
handling must be at foot war.
 By the help of psycho
Education :-
 By the help of Development :-
 By the help of Economical,
psychosocial, back support:-

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 Conclusion’s:-
 Naxalism is a social psycho.
problem, heaving it’s roots
in felling of deprive nation
among the people who have
being ignore by the society,
as well as by the govt.
 Now this problem is out of
control
 Solution of the problem lye’s
in the society and the govt.
who have work in the
welfare the people’s.
 They can be helped the
social psychological
development.