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04/02/2025

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The leaders of the   parties – Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India (M...
04/02/2025

The leaders of the parties – Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc – met on February 3, 2025 and discussed the Union Budget. They have issued the following statement:

Left Parties Call on Alternative Proposals for Budget

The Union Budget 2025-26 is a betrayal of the immediate and basic requirements of the people. Instead of addressing the problem of demand in the economy due to the lack of purchasing power in the hands of the people, mass unemployment and shrinking wages, the Modi government has, through the Budget, sought to stimulate the economy by giving concessions to the rich even as expenditures are cut. Instead of mobilizing resources by taxing the rich and the big corporate houses and expanding public investments that would help generate employment and ensure a minimum wage for people, it has chosen to do the opposite. The Budget promotes greater accumulation of wealth by promoting private investment, placing public assets at the service of the private sector and privatization of the power sector and so on.

The Union Budget completely neglects the issue of unemployment and expenditure on food subsidies, agriculture and allied activities, education, health, rural development, social welfare and urban development are stagnant or lower than last year, if one factors in inflation. The allocation for MNREGA remains stagnant at Rs. 86,000 crore, even as the demand has grown. The raising of the income tax exemption limit to Rs. 12 lakhs has provided relief to a section of the people, but a wider number of working people who are suffering from price rise and indirect taxes like GST have been left out. The loss suffered by raising the tax exemption limit could have been met by increasing the rates of taxation on the richer sections and the corporates. But the government has chosen not to do so and instead provided a bonanza to the corporate sector and the super-rich.

The Left parties reject all the anti-people proposals in the Budget and have resolved to demand that they be replaced by the following alternative proposals, which can help to create demand by increasing the purchasing power of the people, generate employment opportunities and raising wages. The alternative proposals will help to ensure the right of people to education, health and social security benefits.

The Left parties demand the introduction of the following proposals, which should find a place in the Finance Bill:

1) Introduce a wealth tax of 4 per cent on the 200 billionaires (in dollar terms) in the country; increase corporation tax.

2) Provide legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price for agricultural produce and withdraw the draft National Policy Framework on Agricultural Marketing.

3) Halt privatization of public sector units and handing over of public assets to the private sector through the National Monetisation Pipeline. Withdraw 100 per cent FDI in insurance sector.

4) Increase MNREGA allocation by 50 per cent; introduce urban employment guarantee Act; increase the Centre’s provision for old-age pensions and other social security benefits.

5) Increase outlays for health to 3 per cent of GDP and education to 6 per cent of GDP.

6) Increase food subsidy to strengthen public distribution system.

7) Increase allocation for SC, ST sector and for women and child development substantially, including increased outlay for ICDS; increase the Central share of the honorarium for scheme workers.

8 ) Increase transfers of funds to the states and funds for Centrally-sponsored schemes substantially. Scrap the cesses and surcharges on petroleum products which are not included in the divisible pool for sharing with states.

The Left parties will campaign for the inclusion of the above demands/proposals in the Union Budget before it is finally adopted through the Finance Bill. To mobilise the people in support of these proposals, the Left parties will conduct a week-long mass campaign from February 14 to 20. The state units of the Left parties will chalk out the plans to conduct mass campaign and reach the maximum number of people through door-to-door campaign, street corner meetings, demonstrations and rallies.

Election campaign of   Anil Kumar Singh Communist Party of India -Marxist Leninist- Liberation CPIML candidate for Narel...
04/02/2025

Election campaign of Anil Kumar Singh Communist Party of India -Marxist Leninist- Liberation CPIML candidate for Narela Assembly constituency,

04/02/2025

On the occasion of the 95th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3, 1930 – 2025), a delegation of the Party and State leaders laid a wreath and paid tribute to President Ho Chi Minh, at his mausoleum in Hanoi on February 3.

On February 3, 1930, the (CPV) was founded, ending the crisis of finding a path to national liberation and marking a new phase in the Vietnamese revolution. As the organiser and leader, the CPV has proven to be the decisive factor behind every revolutionary victory, guiding the Vietnam toward socialism.

Video Courtesy : Vietnam News Agency

 # The Syrian Communist Party, the Unified Syrian Communist Party, the Socialist Party of the Arab Resurgence, the Socia...
04/02/2025

# The Syrian Communist Party, the Unified Syrian Communist Party, the Socialist Party of the Arab Resurgence, the Socialist Unionist Party and other socialist, anti-imperialist, and secular parties have been abolished by the new regime that forcibly seized power in the Syrian Arab Republic last December. Not only have they been denied freedom of assembly and expression, but their property has been confiscated, their democratically elected deputies have been relieved of their duties, and they cannot even reorganise under any other name. #

*Statement of the Syrian Communist Party*

No to Obscurantist Tyranny!
Together in the Struggle against Colonialists and their Henchmen!

Since its takeover of power in our homeland, Syria, on 8th December 2024, which was a result of a military offensive fully supported by colonialist members of the aggressive NATO, the obscurantist junta has begun a crackdown on our people’s social rights. Tens of thousands of workers have been laid off from state and public sector facilities, with many such facilities having been liquidated. Discrimination against citizens on the basis of belief and affiliation has been escalating, amidst continuing acts of kidnapping, assassination, burglary, looting and extortion.

On 29th January 2025 an expanded meeting was held among the leaders of armed groups - who owe their capture of most of the country to a mere historical coincidence rather than possessing any qualifications other than brute force - in which the obscurantists’ political tyranny became even more apparent, as attendants agreed to entrench an authoritarian rule. A single individual was granted absolute executive and legislative powers, forming a blatant dictatorship subordinate to the Turkish mandate. Notably, this grave step was preceded by numerous meetings with representatives of imperialist centers and reactionary Arab regimes, and in the constant presence of the Turkish guardian, indicating the decision was taken with the approval of these circles.

All promises of achieving, or at least taking steps towards, democratic freedoms were thrown in the garbage. The constitution of 2012 was abolished, rendering Syria a state without a constitution, to be governed by the whims of obscurantists and the interests of the forces backing them. Interestingly, the revoked constitution did not mention in any form a ruling party; rather, it stipulated general social rights, thus being an obstacle to turning Syria into a nest of reactionary, obscurantist forces and their masters. Turkish colonialism aims to achieve in Syria changes of an extremist, obscurantist nature, of which it is incapable in its own country.

The ominous meeting also took the decision to dissolve numerous patriotic parties, including the Syrian Communist Party. We regard this decision as a mere first step to be followed by more repression against all true patriotic and democratic forces.

Standing on its history of over a century of struggle in various circumstances, the Syrian Communist Party will not submit to this oppressive decision. It will continue to fight for the rights of the masses and to regain the independence and sovereignty of its homeland. As Syrian communists, we do not fear oppression or persecutions - as evidenced by our history. The Syrian people knows us for our firm commitment to our principles and integrity in our service to the people. In our view, the most urgent task at this grave stage is to work to unite forces of good in our country from all backgrounds to stand up to obscurantist tyranny and despotism.

Together in the Struggle for a Free Homeland and a Happy People!





The Central Committee of the Syrian Communist Party,

Campaign trail of   Inzamamul Hassan,   Candidate for Okhla Assembly Constituency,
04/02/2025

Campaign trail of Inzamamul Hassan, Candidate for Okhla Assembly Constituency,

CPIM - Andhra Pradesh State conference concluded with a massive rally which painted the streets of Nellore to Red. On th...
04/02/2025

CPIM - Andhra Pradesh State conference concluded with a massive rally which painted the streets of Nellore to Red. On the concluding day of the conference Comrade V Srinivasa Rao was unanimously re-elected as the State Secretary. The conference unanimously elected a 49-member State Committee and a 15-member Secretariat.

The public meeting following the rally was addressed by Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau members Comrade Brinda Karat, Comrade M A Baby and Comrade B V Raghavulu and other state leaders.


04/02/2025

Red sea in Nellore

CPIM COOCH BEHAR District conference rally in Behar Rasmela Maidan. addressed by CPIM West Bengal State Secretary Comrad...
03/02/2025

CPIM COOCH BEHAR District conference rally in Behar Rasmela Maidan. addressed by CPIM West Bengal State Secretary Comrade Mohammad Salim, Central Committee Member Srideep Bhattacharya and other leaders.


03/02/2025

Massive rally taken out in Nellore marking the conclusion of CPIM - Andhra Pradesh state conference.


Communist Party of India (Marxist)  Polit Bureau Member and Coordinator   Prakash Karat released the Draft Political Res...
03/02/2025

Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau Member and Coordinator Prakash Karat released the Draft Political Resolution that has been finalised by the Central Committee for the 24th Party Congress to be held at Madurai in Tamilnadu from April 2 to 6, 2025. Comrade Prakash Karat is flanked (L to R) by PBMs Tapan Sen, Ashok Dhawale and Nilotpal Basu. The Draft will now go to the rank and file of the Party, who will discuss it threadbare and send in their amendments.

Link for the Draft Political Resolution
https://cpim.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Draft-Political-Resolution-for-24th-Congress.pdf


03/02/2025

The house of Narayan Debnath a CPIM supporter and former army personnel and a resident of Gurkhabasti in Barjala Assembly constituency was set on fire by BJP miscreants. Debnath. He been facing repeated attacks since the last assembly elections.

CPIM Tripura state secretary Jitendra Chaudhury along with MLA Sudip Sarkar, visited the site and condemned the incident. Choudhury alleged that an influential BJP leader was behind the repeated attacks and that the state government had failed to provide security.

Com Jiten Choudhary stated that Debnath had previously reported an arson attack on his house to the Prime Minister’s Office and Army chief of the country, following which a directive was sent to the then Director General of Police for a proper investigation. However, no action was taken, and he was forced to leave his home.

leaders have demanded immediate and strict action against the perpetrators, accusing the government of failing to protect citizens from political violence

Comrade Shamsher Khan- Master Raghunath Singh Memorial Lecture and Meeting was organized by CPI(M) Etawah and Kisan Sabh...
03/02/2025

Comrade Shamsher Khan- Master Raghunath Singh Memorial Lecture and Meeting was organized by CPI(M) Etawah and Kisan Sabha at Sarsai Navar in Etawah district on 2nd February 2025.

All India Kisan Sabha General Secretary Vijoo Krishnan addressed this meeting and spoke on the topic: Agrarian Crisis, Struggles and Alternatives. On this occasion, member of UttarPradesh State Secretariat member and General Secretary of Uttar Pradesh Kisan Sabha Mukut Singh, CKC Member Manoj Kumar, .

CPI(M) District Secretary NR Yadav, leader Amar Singh Shakya, Kisan Sabha leader Santosh Shakya and others addressed the gathering. Dr. Shaukeen Singh, Santosh Rajput, Monu Yadav, Sudipta Subh of etc. also attended. Ram Brijesh presided over the function and folk singer Mr. Ratan Gambhir presented folk songs.

The families of the erstwhile leaders of the Kisan Sabha were felicitated on the occasion. The new locality was named P.Sundarayya Nagar after the legendary Communist leader.

  in Anantapur (AndhraPradesh) organized dharna to take action against suicides in private and corporate educational ins...
02/02/2025

in Anantapur (AndhraPradesh) organized dharna to take action against suicides in private and corporate educational institutions and against Narayana Junior College

CPIM - Andhra Pradesh State Conference began in Nellore with the inaugural speech by Communist Party of India (Marxist) ...
02/02/2025

CPIM - Andhra Pradesh State Conference began in Nellore with the inaugural speech by Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau member M A Baby who hit out at BJP's corporate-communal politics. Earlier senior leader Com P Madhu hoisted the party flag.

Condolence Resolution was placed by Com V Venkateswarlu (state secretariat member). After the inaugural session, State secretary Com V Sreenivasa Rao placed the Political Organizational report upon which delegates will debate. 485 elected delegates from across Andhra Pradesh is attending the conference.


Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau member   Brinda Karat and Central Committee member Vikram Singh addresse...
02/02/2025

Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau member Brinda Karat and Central Committee member Vikram Singh addressed an election meeting in Badarpur campaigning for candidate Comrade Jagdeesh Chandra.

On January 30, over 2,000 Kattunayakkan and Malaivedan tribals gathered in front of the Madurai Collector's office in Ta...
02/02/2025

On January 30, over 2,000 Kattunayakkan and Malaivedan tribals gathered in front of the Madurai Collector's office in Tamil Nadu, demanding Scheduled Tribe (ST) certificates, which are vital for accessing essential welfare benefits and rights. The protest was organized by the Tamil Nadu Tribals Association (TNTA), which is affiliated with the AARM-AIKS. It was led by Com. P. Dillibabu (former MLA), Com. Su. Venkatesan (Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha), and Com. K. Rajendran.

District police officers and revenue authorities intervened in the protest. They immediately uploaded all ST certificates already issued on the government website and assured the protestors that pending issues would be addressed through a proper investigation. This led to the peaceful conclusion of the protest around midnight.

  organized a massive protest meeting in Tanjore (Tamilnadu) against micro finance institutions' aggressive recovery met...
02/02/2025

organized a massive protest meeting in Tanjore (Tamilnadu) against micro finance institutions' aggressive recovery methods and reinforce the subordinate status of women by denying equal rights. The leaders including AIDWA All India Vice President U Vasuki demanded a state and central law to regulate the micro finance firms recovery methods.

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