Stop plunder of Gas from KG Basin

A state-level public convention was organised on April 16 at Samhita Convention Hall in Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh, under the aegis of the KG Basin Gas and Oil Sadhana Samiti. The event focused on the demand that 50 per cent of the gas and oil extracted from the KG Basin be allocated to meet the needs of the state’s people.

17th CITU Andhra Pradesh State Conference

The 17th Andhra Pradesh State Conference of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) concluded on April 19 after three days of deliberations, rallies, and discussions opposing the Union government’s labour policies under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

The conference commenced on Friday, April 17, with a massive rally in Nandyal town. The rally began at the Market Yard and concluded at the Municipal Town Hall, drawing thousands of workers from across the state.

Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Birth Anniversary Observed in Darbhanga

On the occasion of the 135th birth anniversary of Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, a grand conference titled “Save the Constitution, Save Democracy” was organised by Dalit Shoshan Mukti Manch (DSMM) at the Mirzapur-Dekuli Janki Pokhar ground near Darbhanga city in Bihar.

CITU observes Jallianwala Bagh Day, calls for united anti-Imperialist movement

The inspiring milestone incident of Indian freedom struggle, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre by British imperialism, was commemorated by the CITU at Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar, on April 13, 2026.

The programme, organised by the Amritsar district committee of CITU, started with paying tribute at the martyrs' memorial at Jallianwala Bagh. The leaders and cadres of CITU and AIKS marched to the memorial and payed floral tributes amidst anti-imperialist slogans.

90 Years of the All India Kisan Sabha: Year-Long Celebrations Start on Foundation Day

The year-long celebration of 90 years of the glorious history of the All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) started on April 11, 2026 at New Delhi by hoisting the Kisan Sabha Flag. AIKS President Dr Ashok Dhawale unfurled the flag at the AIKS Central Office in an enthusiastic function attended by leaders and activists of different class and mass organisations and the democratic movement. Thousands of village units of the Kisan Sabha across the country commemorated the day by hoisting the AIKS flag.

Rajya Sabha election and its impact on Bihar politics

The Rajya Sabha election to send 5 members from Bihar went in favour of the NDA with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar leading the tally. Despite the support of the five member AIMIM legislative group and one from the BSP, the Mahagathbandhan failed to keep its flock together and three out of six legislators of the Congress party and one of the RJD did not participate in voting, remaining incommunicado till the time the vote ended, thus paving the way for the fifth candidate of the NDA to win.

Kerala records 78.1% polling

Kerala has delivered a verdict that seems to ensure the LDF will secure a historic third consecutive term in power. Despite having the shortest campaign period in recent history, the political heat surpassed even the mid-summer blaze. This is evident from various surveys, assessments, and the reactions of those who visited the polling stations. Drawing from the experience of ten years of growth and development after moving past "darker times," the people asked a simple question: "Why should this government change?"

Land Scam Rocks Himachal-CPI(M) demands action

The alleged multi-crore Chester Hill land scam in Solan has erupted into a major political storm in Himachal Pradesh, with the state unit of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) demanding the immediate removal of the Chief Secretary and a comprehensive probe into what it describes as a systemic failure of land governance. Party leaders termed the case a serious example of the growing nexus between sections of the bureaucracy, political actors, and the real estate lobby, warning that its implications could extend far beyond Solan.

Maharashtra: Media Workshop Concludes Enthusiastically in Nashik

A two-day workshop on social media - an accessible, dominant, and cost-effective medium for communication and for disseminating the Party's policies and programmes to the widest possible audience - was held on March 6 and 7, 2026, at the CITU office in Nashik. It was attended by over 160 activists, predominantly youth, from 23 districts.

LDF Manifesto – Towards a New Kerala

Leaders of all political parties that are part of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala presented the LDF Manifesto for the 2026 Assembly Elections to Keralites on April 2, 2026. The testimony of the previous manifestos was that the LDF promises only what it can deliver and delivers what it promises. In that sense, the manifestos of the LDF were clear action plans for the comprehensive development of Kerala.

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