October Revolution

The Theoretical Significance of the October Revolution

THE October Revolution brought about a revolutionary change in the conception of revolution itself. All revolutions thenceforth, including the October Revolution itself, were to be located within this new conceptual universe. Prior to the October Revolution, socialism had been seen as the revolutionary project exclusively of the proletariat, which could be attempted where the proletariat had come into being as a major political force, and where therefore the polarisation of society between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat had been carried far enough.

October Revolution and Women's Emancipation

THE socialist revolution in Russia and the subsequent formation of the Soviet Union, showed the world in a most spectacular way that the all round emancipation of women is possible only through the Socialist path. Under the leadership of Comrade Lenin and the Bolshevik party, later called the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the policies created and implemented in the world's first Socialist State made women and children the greatest beneficiaries.

Eternal Relevance of the October Revolution

ON November 7 this year, we enter the 100th year of the triumph of the October Revolution. This event deeply influenced the course of world history in the 20th century, qualitatively shifting the trajectory of human civilisational advance.  It was an epoch-making event that resoundingly vindicated the creative science of Marxism and its assertion of the inevitable march of human civilisation towards the establishment of a social order free from human exploitation.  In this lies its eternal relevance.

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