Cockroach Janata Party: Gen Z’s Defiant Rejection of Status Quo

THE rapid, viral rise of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) across India’s digital landscape warrants a closer look. The movement exploded as a fierce, satirical counter-mobilisation to oral observations made by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant during a Supreme Court hearing.

PM’s Callous Appeal for Austerity Hides Govt.’s Failures

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi has made a desperate appeal to the working people of India calling for drastic cut in use of various essential commodities including fuel, edible oil and fertilisers. There has rarely been such a telling admission of incompetence, abject failure of governance and foreign policy by any Prime Minister in recent times.

SIR or ISR – The Million Dollar Question

Special Intensive Revision (SIR) or Intensive Subversion of Rolls (ISR)? This is the most hotly debated topic this election season – not just in the run up but perhaps even more so in its aftermath.

SIR is Unprecedented: Not Revision, but Subversion

The Retrograde ‘New Divestment Policy’ and ‘NMP-02’

AT the present stage of the attack on CPSUs, we must clearly understand the economic, political and ideological dimensions behind the public sector policy of the present NDA Government at the centre.

SYSTEMIC CRISIS OF CAPITALISM

Farmers’ Protests: Fall out of US war on Iran

Can anything make farmers turn away from Trump?

From Destitution to Dual Power – the New Proletariat is on the Rise

WITH May Day approaching, and the veil of mistrust and despair being shattered, the Indian working class is rising with heroic valour at every moment; it has sent a shiver down the spine of spineless capital and instilled a deep sense of fear in the heart of the heartless state. The upsurges are coming in waves, one after another, sweeping across north and central India - the industrial workers are asserting their existence amid great agony and pain.

PM’s Empty Rhetoric

After suffering a major setback in the Parliament on April 17, the Prime Minister committed a gross violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) by misusing the public broadcaster, Doordarshan, to deliver his so-called address to the nation. The violation has been committed as Assembly Elections are underway in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, and the MCC is still very much in force.

‘Come Out of Your Self’

[This is Part 2 of the two-part series. Part 1 was published in the previous issue.]

Five

Are Communists not Indian? Who, then, can claim to be more Indian than the Communists?

Gas Supply Disruptions Reveals Gaps in India’s Fertiliser Policy

The War in West Asia has brought in serious disruptions in natural gas supply resulting in fertiliser production cuts, import slide, price escalation, and widespread uncertainty, directly threatening agricultural stability. However, the roots of this crisis are not purely external; they also lie in the neo-liberal policy of import dependence over domestic resource utilisation and long-term self-reliance.

How Trump Decided to Attack Iran

A report in the New York Times on April 7, 2026, has revealed in vivid detail how US President Trump and his top advisers were convinced by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to start the current war against Iran. The report, by Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman, both Whitehouse reporters is drawn from a book written by the duo “Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump.” It is based on interviews with top officials who remain anonymous.

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