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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.

Tripura: Armed Attack by Tipra Motha on Left Rally; Police Remain Passive

Lalit Bazar in Tripura witnessed a disturbing scene on April 4, reflecting a breakdown of democracy and law and order. Initially, workers of the Tipra Motha openly threatened that a Left Front meeting would not be allowed. Soon after, miscreants associated with the Tipra Motha carried out repeated acts of vandalism at the election meeting venue. The police remained completely passive spectators. The CPI(M) Tripura State Secretariat has strongly condemned the incident.

Left Front Demands Free, Fair and Peaceful Elections

The Left Front has demanded free, fair, and peaceful conduct of the TTAADC elections and the by-election to the Dharmanagar Assembly constituency. Last week, leaders of the Tripura Left Front Committee met separately with the State Election Commissioner and the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) to press these demands. This was stated by Left Front Convenor Manik Dey at a press conference.

Left Front Demands Free, Fair and Peaceful Elections

The Left Front has demanded free, fair, and peaceful conduct of the TTAADC elections and the by-election to the Dharmanagar Assembly constituency. Last week, leaders of the Tripura Left Front Committee met separately with the State Election Commissioner and the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) to press these demands. This was stated by Left Front Convenor Manik Dey at a press conference.

Tripura: Aggressive Police Action during Assembly March Leaves Several Leaders Injured

Farmers, jhum cultivators, and agricultural labourers have warned the authoritarian BJP-led alliance government in Tripura of a bigger struggle ahead, declaring that they will not retreat from the streets. On March 18, they demonstrated a determined and intense resistance against what they described as a fascist BJP government. Despite deploying the police, the government failed to stop the united surge of poor and working people.

Solidarity in the Age of Evil Empire

In a packed hall in Harkisan Singh Surjeet Bhawan, New Delhi, on 29 March, activists from Left parties and mass organizations, journalists, academics, diplomats, and a substantial number of students and youth had turned up to discuss and deliberate on “Imperialist Aggression & Its Impact.” The seminar, which was held by the Coalition Against Imperialism, was a timely reminder of the danger posed to humanity by imperialism and the perils of staying silent.

Resist any attempt to loot your vote : Manik Sarkar

Hoisting the red flag was once virtually prohibited here. Much water has since flowed down the Gomati. Yet after eight years of BJP rule, large sections of voters have been unable to cast a ballot. Terror, intimidation, assaults, and destruction remain vivid memories. But did any of this reduce hunger? Create jobs? Raise incomes? No. The people feel deceived. However, the courage of the deprived is growing.

Convention and Rally Held in Mahad to Mark Chavdar Tank Satyagraha

The historic town of Mahad in the Raigad district of Maharashtra once again became the centre of a powerful assertion of social justice and resistance on March 19–20, 2026, as the Communist Party of India (Marxist), along with the Jati Ant Sangharsh Samiti (JASS) (Struggle Committee for Annihilation of Caste), organised a ‘Human Rights Convention against Manuwad and Capitalism’ at Betkar Maharaj Math (Comrade R B More Nagar), Ladavli village, near Mahad, followed by a massive rally the next day.

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