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Very sad incident. Due to the negligence of the Railways, a railway employee died tragically during shunting at Barauni ...
10/11/2024

Very sad incident. Due to the negligence of the Railways, a railway employee died tragically during shunting at Barauni Junction in Bihar.
A high level investigation should be conducted into this tragic incident.
A compensation of Rs 1 crore should be given to the family of the deceased and one member should be given a job in the Railways.
- Awadhesh Kumar,
Member Central Committee, CPI(M)

  manifesto released by Communist Party of India Marxist Jharkhand State Secretary Prakash Viplav and state leaders at a...
09/11/2024

manifesto released by Communist Party of India Marxist Jharkhand State Secretary Prakash Viplav and state leaders at a press conference in addressed by Polit Bureau Member Brinda Karat.

14-point party manifesto for the state assembly elections focuses on protecting the rights of all sections of society, including tribals, Dalits, women, minorities, and people from marginalised sections of society.The party highlighted around 50 burning issues of the state, including empowering scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, protection of land, forest, and minerals, strengthening of Panchayati Raj, supporting farmers' rights, high-quality education, regularisation of temporary jobs, priority to local languages in govt jobs, formation of a commission for displaced persons, social justice, protection of minority rights, communal harmony, and social security.

CPIM West Bengal State committee member   Minakshi Mukherjee addressed a public rally on the occasion of Durgapur East 2...
09/11/2024

CPIM West Bengal State committee member Minakshi Mukherjee addressed a public rally on the occasion of Durgapur East 2nd Area Conference, in PaschimBardhaman district

  Area conferences in   ahead of the   have started.  CPIM West Bengal  State Committee   Minakshi Mukherjee addressed a...
08/11/2024

Area conferences in ahead of the have started. CPIM West Bengal State Committee Minakshi Mukherjee addressed a public meeting held at Raigram on the occasion of Manteswar Area Conference in Purba Bardhaman District.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) central committee member and All India Democratic Women's Association Vice President ...
08/11/2024

Communist Party of India (Marxist) central committee member and All India Democratic Women's Association Vice President U Vasuki was awarded "Tamilannai" award constituted by Aval Vikatan fortnightly women's magazine from Vikatan group for her uncompromising leadership in political and Social struggles

Aval Awards, instituted in 2017, celebrates and recognises the role & contributions of women in various walks of life

Election meeting in Bibarda addressed by CPIM West Bengal state secretary Com Md Salim in support of   Candidate Comrade...
08/11/2024

Election meeting in Bibarda addressed by CPIM West Bengal state secretary Com Md Salim in support of Candidate Comrade Debkanti Mahanti for the constituency in the upcoming assembly by-elections.

  memorial day observed across Russia
08/11/2024

memorial day observed across Russia

  State Conference Schedule ahead of
08/11/2024

State Conference Schedule ahead of

Meeting organised by CPIM Tripura state committee in Agartala commemorating the anniversary of the Great  .   Polit Bure...
07/11/2024

Meeting organised by CPIM Tripura state committee in Agartala commemorating the anniversary of the Great . Polit Bureau Member Manik Sarkar, State Secretary Com Jitendra Chaudhury and other leaders addressed the meeting.

"The governments in the last three decades replicated the main elements of the colonial regime by implementing the neoli...
07/11/2024

"The governments in the last three decades replicated the main elements of the colonial regime by implementing the neoliberal policies in the last three decades. As a result, malnutrition and poverty has increased in India said eminent economist Dr Utsa Patnaik while delivering the 2nd P Sundarayya Memorial Lecture on the topic 'Agrarian Distress, Worker-Peasant Alliance and Resistance to Corporate and Imperialist Designs in India' in New Delhi.

Dr. Patnaik said opening up of free trade is the second main element and it is being done on the one-sided demand of advanced capitalist countries. She said the more India exports from its agriculture produces, the low will be our domestic availability of food grains. “By 2003-04, our availability of cereals had declined to 161 kilograms per capita which is in the same level during the great depression in 1930s,” she said.

She said that the advanced countries want to sell their surplus food grains to India. “They have mountains of food grains. They want us to buy their surplus food grains and devote more and more of our land for producing tropical sub tropical crops which they are unable to produce,” she said. “Since Doha rounds, they have been attacking on the rights of developing countries to engage in procurement and distribution of food grains to protect food security,” she added.

All India Kisan Sabha General Secretary Vijoo Krishnan welcomed the gathering which was presided over by Com Ashok Dhawle, President AIKS. Com. Nidheesh Villatt proposed the vote of thanks.

Andhra Pradesh Government Decides to Release Pending fees  as a Result of the SFI StruggleIn response to the ongoing iss...
07/11/2024

Andhra Pradesh Government Decides to Release Pending fees as a Result of the SFI Struggle

In response to the ongoing issues in the education sector, SFI Andhra Pradesh called for protests across the state on October 28, 29, and 30 at Mandal headquarters, and a state-wide "Chalo Collectorate" campaign on November 6. A total of 50,000 students participated at 113 constituency headquarters and 19 district Collectorate offices across the state. At the Parvathipuram and Anantapur Collectorate offices, peacefully protesting students were illegally arrested by the police. In Anantapur, 20 individuals were served notices under Section 41, and in Parvathipuram, cases were filed against 7 students. The SFI State Committee strongly condemns this act, as silencing voices that raise questions is nothing but an attempt to suppress democracy.

As a result of the 's week-long struggle, the state government has finally announced that it will release the pending fees and transfer them into the management accounts. However, there is still a need for clarity regarding the timeline of these payments. If students have already paid their fees to the colleges, the government must take steps to ensure these amounts are refunded to the students. The SFI urges the government to swiftly resolve the issues faced by students. If these problems are not addressed, we will call for another round of protests.

Campaign trail of Chitralekha Patil,  PWPMaharashtra candidate from Alibag Assembly Constituency, Maharashtra   #शेतकरी_...
07/11/2024

Campaign trail of Chitralekha Patil, PWPMaharashtra candidate from Alibag Assembly Constituency, Maharashtra
#शेतकरी_कामगार_पक्षाची

Supreme Court’s judgement in determining that not all private property is ‘Material Resource of Community' which state m...
07/11/2024

Supreme Court’s judgement in determining that not all private property is ‘Material Resource of Community' which state must equally distribute as per article 39(b) of the Constitution is deeply concerning, especially in light of the alarming inequality and environmental crisis our country is facing.

This judgement seems to completely negate the vision of our constitution makers which held equality as the cornerstone of our life as a Republic. At a time when community owned properties like forests, wetlands and other natural resources are facing corporate plunder, this judgement will only embolden the exploiters.

This judgement will have widespread ramifications in our era of environmental degradation and climate change. When natural resources and livelihoods are reeling under corporate capture, the Supreme Court was expected to uphold the constitutional vision of equality and should have attempted to widen the scope of article 38(2) which mandates that the State shall strive to minimize economic inequalities in income and eliminate inequalities in status, facilities and opportunities not amongst individuals but also amongst groups. Constitution’s vision of providing means of livelihood to all must be safeguarded in present times.

The judgement needs to be studied carefully for its consequences on our society, rising inequality and climate change. The judgement can open floodgates of privatisation of natural and community resources which should be resisted. Considering the pervasive nature of the judgement, unprecedented inequality in our society and the failure of the current dispensation in remaining a welfare state, the judgement needs further scrutiny by the people, the judiciary and the Parliament. : D Raja, Communist Party of India General Secretary

06/11/2024

Massive roadshow in Kalpetta, supporting LDF Nominated Candidate Com Sathyan Mokeri for Wayanad Loksabha constituency by election

  Polit Bureau Member   Md Salim CPI(ML) Liberation General Secretary Com Dipankar Bhattacharya addressed jointly an Ele...
06/11/2024

Polit Bureau Member Md Salim CPI(ML) Liberation General Secretary Com Dipankar Bhattacharya addressed jointly an Election Meeting at Naihati ( ) in support of LeftFront supported CPIML liberation candidate Com Debajyoti Majumdar.

  Candidates for
06/11/2024

Candidates for

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) met from November 3-5, 2024 in New Delhi. It has issued ...
06/11/2024

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) met from November 3-5, 2024 in New Delhi. It has issued the following communique:

12 people from 3 families in Chelagang, Gomati District of   left BJP / Tipra M***a and decided to associate with
05/11/2024

12 people from 3 families in Chelagang, Gomati District of left BJP / Tipra M***a and decided to associate with

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