Campaigns & Struggles

The irular settlement in kothattai village in parangipettai taluk, cuddalore dist has been renamed from vaikalmedu (meaning banks of canal) to seng

Our Comrades organised a rally in Cooch Behar demanding prevention of black marketing of chemical fertilisers, purchase of paddy at govt subsidised

Thousands of women and men demonstrated at the Bundu block headquarter in Ranchi, Jharkhand against corruption in govt schemes and for issuing of S

“The Narendra Modi-led RSS/BJP regime is sharpening attacks on the federal structure of the constitution, as Maharashtra is experiencing consistent

The 23rd CPI(M) Gujarat state conference concluded at Ahmedabad today with election of a 30 member state committee including 7 women, 3 invitees an

CPI(M) WEST Bengal state 26th conference has called upon the Party workers to be ready for militant struggles in the coming days.

Documents and Booklets

Review of the Assembly Elections in Kerala, West Bengal,
Tamilnadu & Puducherry and Assam

Press Releases

Views That Matter

Many well-wishers of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government in Kerala are concerned about the ongoing controversy over the Silver Line project. The project is a semi high-speed greenfield North-South arterial railway styled as Silver Line to be implemented by a joint venture with Indian Railways - Kerala Rail Development Corporation Limited (K-Rail). The Opposition in Kerala - from Muslim communal outfits such as SDPI to Hindutva BJP, and of course, Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) have come out against the project.

Now the government of India wants to monetize the value of the enterprise and appropriate it by expanding the shareholder base to the private players.

While a three-judge bench of the Karnataka High Court hears arguments for and against the legality of wearing hijabs -- the Islamic headdress prescribed for women -- in classrooms across Karnataka, two deeply damaging consequences of the controversy are already being felt.

Parliamentary Arena

Over the years, several journalists have lost their lives while reporting about human rights violations, corruption and for doing their job. In 2018, three journalists have lost their lives, the latest of them being veteran Kashmiri journalist Shujaat Bukhari.

The central government controls social development programmes like MGNREGA, ICDS but has no commitment to them and is curtailing budgetary allocation.

In the North East Indian States bamboos grow abundantly in the forest and plains. There are many restrictions in cutting trees from forests. So many people are growing bamboos in their private land for commercial purposes.