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The Nexus: Engineering an Ethno-State

THE 'Democratic Republic' enshrined in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution faces an existential crisis. In recent years, a meticulously planned assault on the electoral system has surfaced, using the facade of 'logical discrepancies' to terrorise millions of voters. This campaign specifically targets religious minorities and the impoverished. The Election Commission of India (ECI), once a bastion of constitutional neutrality, has abdicated its autonomy to become a subservient tool of the RSS-BJP-led central government.

West Bengal’s 2026 Budget: What Mamata’s Liberal Friends Refuse to Acknowledge

THE 2026–27 West Bengal budget, a Rs 4.06 lakh crore roadmap titled ‘Bengals Pride’, marks 15 years of a government defined by a carefully maintained image of pro-poor progressivism. Under Mamata Banerjee’s TMC administration, this narrative has been championed by a supportive liberal network that presents the state’s cash-transfer model as a radical defiance of neoliberalism.

Campaign Against “Double Engine” Odisha Govt.

THE two-day meeting of the Odisha State Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) was held at Koida in Sundargarh district on February 25–26, 2026. The meeting began with a massive procession and public rally at Koida, reflecting the strong participation and enthusiasm of workers, peasants, youth, and women. The rally was presided over by Comrade Laxman Munda, MLA (Bonai). Central and state leaders of the Party addressed the mammoth gathering.

Akole Red Flag March by AIKS and CITU Ends in Victory Farmers’ Issues and Wage Rise for Scheme Workers Won

THOUSANDS of farmers and scheme workers marched over 60 Km from February 24, 2026 for three days until the state government finally conceded their main demands on February 27. The Long March by farmers and scheme workers was jointly led under the banners of the All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) and Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) in Ahilyanagar district.

Goal Is to Advance Through Self-Reliance, Not Charity

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan emphasized that Kerala must move forward on its own strength rather than rely on external aid. Speaking at the inauguration of the 5th International Kerala Studies Congress, he noted that in the last four years, the Central Government denied the state nearly ₹2 lakh crore. While central allocations account for 80% of revenue in some states, Kerala depends on it for only 20–25%.

Life on the Edge: Struggles of Unakoti Village in Tripura’s Hills

Fog and dust merge into a gray haze as vehicles jolt along the uneven road toward the mountain peak. Every bump seems to echo the hardships of life here. At the summit of Shakhanatang hill lies Unakoti ADC Village, home to about 150 families spread across six hamlets: Tailengbari, Jayanbari, Barashichhara, Dhatuchhara, Lakshmichhara, and Madhuwal Para. The majority belong to the Halam community, with smaller populations of Darlong, Khasi, and Orang.

Massive Farmers’ Struggle in Maharashtra Highlights Opposition to Controversial India–US Trade Deal

Nationwide protests have begun against the India–US Trade Deal, which critics say opens India’s agricultural and industrial sectors to the United States, threatens farmers, agricultural labourers, and workers, and could push the Indian economy into a deep crisis. The AIKS announced in Mumbai that the struggle against what it termed the servile surrender of the Modi-led BJP government on the India–US Trade Deal will be intensified across Maharashtra.

Kerala Health Minister Veena George Injured in KSU Attack

Workers of Kerala Students Union, a student wing, attacked Kerala Health Minister Veena George and injured her on February 25, at Kannur railway station. The rampage of a few attackers occurred while Veena George was walking to the platform after attending various programmes, including the inaugural ceremony of International Ayurvedic Research Centre in Kalyad, Kannur. She was rushed to the district hospital and admitted to the intensive care unit. 

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