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Kerala: AKG Centre Holds Seminar on Vaikom Satyagraha

THE AKG Centre for Studies and Research organised a seminar on the Vaikom Satyagraha on April 24, 2023, in Thiruvananthapuram. This programme provided a platform for the political evaluation of one of the premier protest struggles in Kerala. The seminar was inaugurated by Prakash Karat, CPI(M) Polit Bureau member, and MV Govindan, CPI(M) Polit Bureau member and state secretary, presided over the seminar. Kanam Rajendran, CPI state secretary, and Dr Sunil P Elayidam made keynote presentations. Dr KM Sheeba, KN Ganesh, and V Kartikeyan Nair also addressed the seminar.

Karnataka: Final Electoral Battle Begins

FOLLOWING the scrutiny of all applications and the deadline for the withdrawal of nominations on April 24, the picture of the contest is now clear. The battle lines have been drawn for the upcoming election, which is likely to have significant political implications not just for the state, but for the entire country. With only two weeks remaining until election day, the final electoral battle has begun with full vigour.In Puttur, located in the coastal Dakshina Kannada district, the main contest is between the BJP and Hindutva!

Deplorable Condition of Schools in North East Delhi

THE North East Delhi unit of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) organised a “Ghanti Bajao, Kejriwal Sarkar ko Jaago” programme on April 26 to draw attention to the deplorable condition of schools in North East Delhi and to urge the Kejriwal government to take action. Hundreds of students and their families participated in the programme, which involved ringing bells and distributing a demand letter to the education minister and the chief minister regarding the problems faced by the schools.

Delhi: DSMM Celebrates Ambedkar Jayanti

THE 132nd birth anniversary of Dr BR Ambedkar was yet again celebrated by the Delhi unit of the Dalit Shoshan Mutki Manch (DSMM) on Parliament Street on April 14 with cultural and political programmes highlighting his ideas of equality and social justice.The cultural fest on the Parliament Street began with songs by Ratan Gambhir. The songs talked about the need for unity of the working class and dalits, warning them against the agenda of hatred and division pursued by the Hindutva forces.

WB: Police Brutality Fails to Stop DYFI Uttar Kanya Abhiyan

APRIL 13 saw a massive mobilisation of DYFI activists marching along the main thoroughfare in Siliguri towards the Uttar Kanya, the branch secretariat building for north Bengal, to get their message heard. The march was a part of state-wide protests on issues ranging from permanent appointment to vacant posts and creation of permanent new posts, doubling the guaranteed days of work under MNREGA from 100 to 200, fair price for farmers, free and fair panchayat elections and against the politics of corruption and communal division.

Telangana: Fighting for Working People: CPI(M) and CPI Organise Joint Meeting in Hyderabad

THE joint cadre meeting of CPI(M) and CPI held on April 9 at Exhibition Grounds in Hyderabad was a huge success. Red flags of both parties filled the venue, and the cadres were brimming with enthusiasm.The air was filled with chants of ‘Idhi Saayudha Porata Gadda! Yerra Jenda Adda’ (This is a land of armed struggle! An abode of red flags).

On the Recent Changes Made by NCERT in School Textbooks: Statement by Concerned Historians

Below we publish the statement issued by many prominent historians on April 7THE recent decision of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) to drop entire chapters from the history textbooks for class 12, as well as from other classes and to delete statements from other textbooks is a matter of deep concern.

Karnataka: ‘Gujarat Model’ Boomerangs on BJP?

LAST week, the Karnataka election scene witnessed a significant development with the revolt and resignation of Jagadish Shettar, Laxman Savadi, and several other senior leaders, including two MPs, who joined other parties. Jagadish Shettar, a former BJP CM and six-time MLA, was asked to retire from electoral politics, which he refused, leading to his resignation from the party along with his followers. He has now accepted the Congress' invitation to be their candidate from his constituency, despite his background in the RSS and BJP.

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