Comrade John K Erumeli breathed his last, on 11 Feb 2023, on the way to hospital where he was rushed for a complaint of an unusual chest congestion. Born in 1940 at Vellur near Pampadi. . .
The 19th Martyrdom anniversary of Comrade Mahendra Singh was observed in the form of a huge public rally in his home town Bagodar in Jharkhand on 16 January 2023. Lakhs of people took pledge to. . .
Red Salute to Comrade NK Natarajan! The Central Committee of Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) expresses profound sorrow over the sudden demise of Comrade NK Natarajan. A long-standing Party vanguard in Tamil Nadu, Comrade NK. . .
Annabhau Sathe (1 August 1920 - 18 July 1969) was an immensely admired dalit communist writer, performer who galvanised people’s struggles in Mumbai in the 1940s and 1950s. He was also a key cultural protagonist. . .
Comrade Pawan Sharma, senior leader of CPIML passed away 30 January at 4 pm. He suffered a cardiac stroke a day before in the evening after which was admitted in a hospital in Patna where. . .
Social scientist of international repute; founder member of Shramik Mukti Dal Maharashtra; a veteran researcher-writer on Buddha, Mahatma Phule, Dr. Ambedkar, and Marx; a feminist, a scholar who interpreted the Sant Literature and the Warkari. . .
With the passing of Comrade BB Pandey, we lost the last member of the famous Durgapur trio - Comrades Vinod Mishra, Dhurjati Prasad Bakshi and BB Pandey - who played such a key role in. . .
With the passing of Comrades Ramjatan Sharma and Arvind Singh, we have lost two of our finest comrades who had begun their communist journey in the tumultuous 1970s. Comrade Ram Jatan Sharma gave up his. . .
Poet, essayist and translator Aloke Ranjan Dasgupta passed away on 17 November. He authored 20 books of poetry and translated Bengali and Santhal poetry and plays into English and German, and also translated literature from. . .
Paying tribute to the legendary actor of Bengali theatre and cinema Soumitra Chatterjee, CPIML general secretary Comrade Dipankar wrote, “Adieu, Soumitra Chatterjee! For decades you strode like a colossus on the cultural canvas of West. . .
