The dust on the Karnataka elections has now settled. A Congress government led by Siddaramaiah is in place. Having delivered to the Congress a comfortable majority in the Assembly, the people of Karnataka now look. . .
Once again, the festival of Ram Navami has been marked by targeted anti-Muslim violence and vandalism in state after state. Major incidents of violence have been reported from BJP-ruled Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and poll-bound. . .
“The flag of unity and harmony will defeat Sangh’s communal-fascist agenda of hatred and violence,” said CPIML politburo member and AIPWA leader Com. Shashi Yadav, while paying tributes to great social reformer Jyotiba Phule on. . .
A report by Citizens & Lawyers Initiative ‘Routes of Wrath: Weaponising Religious Processions - Communal Violence During Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti’ on the violence that occurred in nine states during Ram Navami and Hanuman. . .
In a fact-finding report released on April 20th, the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) noted that a conspiracy to create violence during Ram Navami processions in Bihar was pre-planned by right-wing groups associated. . .
This year’s riot was massive Blood rained thick and fast Next year’s electoral harvest Will be handsome indeed. - Gorakh Pandey During this year’s Ramnavami, the Muslim community became the target of a well-planned loot. . .
The Left is being much talked about after the Bihar Assembly election results. The three Left parties in the Mahagathbandhan have won 16 seats in this election. CPIML contested 19 and won 12 seats; CPI. . .
(Excerpts from interviews given by Comrade Dipankar to Indian Express and The Hindu) What lessons do the Bihar results hold for the Left in the next round of Assembly elections, especially West Bengal? (Manoj CG. . .
The Bihar Assembly Elections held in October-November 2020 was one of the first elections for CPIML Liberation where the social media and ground level campaign strategy were used in tandem. Amid the COVID -19 pandemic. . .
CPIML candidate Comrade Birendra Gupta won the Sikta seat in West Champaran. It was the only seat the MGB won in West Champaran. The candidate who polled a close second was Dilip Verma, an ‘independent’. . .
