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Goonda Raj Prevails in State: Chaudhury

ON July 16, the people of Chottakhola and its surrounding areas witnessed a unique spirit of resistance as hundreds marched carrying red flags. They also saw another authoritarian face of the BJP-led coalition government under Chief Minister Manik Saha. Local residents witnessed how the police, allegedly given a “free hand” by the chief minister, surrendered helplessly before ruling party miscreants and provided protection.

Street Vendors in Kerala Facing Attack and Threats

Street Vendors in Kerala have faced continuous attacks and eviction threats since Congress-led United Democratic Front assumed power in the state. People at the lowest strata of society are facing a deep crisis, making it difficult for them to sustain their lives. The government machinery is directly intervening in a manner that is destroying the livelihoods and occupations of nearly 5,50,000 street vendors across the state.

'Hindutva Pop': Hate Music Industry fueling Militant Hindutva

DEAFENING music, high-tempo beats, inflammatory lyrics, and crowds swaying to the rhythm are common sights at processions organised by Hindutva groups across the country. People, intoxicated by the arrogance of Hindu supremacy, frequently shout provocative slogans. As the tempo of the music rises, so does the fervor of the crowd; it appears as though the music has completely taken them over. The lyrics accompanying the music begin to dominate both heart and mind.

Fear is Melting, Collective Courage has Exploded

THERE are moments in history when time scampers. Many Indians who were in a dilemma over the lack of collective rage would now be relieved. With developments over the manner in which the executive, the legislature and eventually even the judiciary appeared to converge, it was almost a replay of the British colonial rule. The freedom struggle, the sacrifices and the democratic secular Constitution, all appeared to be under major strain.

What Does the Unnatural Death of Tripura DGP Indicate?

On July 20, 2026, a shocking news of the unnatural death of Mr. Anurag Dhankar (IPS), Director General of Police, Tripura, in his office, stunned the people of state.  Reportedly, as usual, he reached office that day before 10 a.m. and conducted some official work. Not finding him in his chair for a considerable time, on searching, he was traced hanging with a scarf inside the washroom attached to his office. Immediately, he was brought down and rushed to G.B. Pant Hospital, where the doctors declared him ‘brought dead’. He was in official uniform.

India-China Friendship Highlighted at CPC 105th Anniversary Seminar

The Chinese Embassy in New Delhi hosted a seminar to mark the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC). The seminar was attended by leaders of Left parties, diplomats, academics and other distinguished guests. CPI(M) General Secretary M A Baby, Polit Bureau member and Head of the International Department R Arun Kumar and Central Secretariat member V Muralidharan represented the Party at the event.

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