HP: Statewide Campaign for Peace and Harmony

HIMACHAL Pradesh has always been known for its social standards in education, healthcare, and employment, and has symbolised brotherhood, peace, and communal harmony. The people of this region have consistently upheld constitutional and democratic values. The Indian Constitution envisions secularism, granting equal rights to all religions and ensuring no discrimination against any citizen. However, recent incidents of planned communal violence have tarnished the state's image.

WB: Hundred Days Since Abhaya's Death-Calls for Justice and Healthcare Reforms Intensify

“NINETY days have passed since August 9. Ninety days of rage, ninety days of resilience. Ninety days since the brutal rape and murder of Dr Abhaya-Tilottama at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital ignited a fire in our hearts. For ninety days, we've demanded justice, rising against the tide of lawlessness engulfing our state. We've amplified the voices of women and marginalised genders, victims of relentless violence. We've battled a crumbling healthcare system and the pervasive insecurity that plagues our workplaces. We've resisted the calculated destruction of our education system.

Sri Lanka: Extraordinary Victory for NPP

THE National People’s Power (NPP) has won a historic victory in the Sri Lankan Parliament elections. For the first time, a political party has won a two-thirds majority through the proportional representation system. The NPP has won 159 of the 225 seats polling a record high of 61.6 per cent of the vote.

The Crisis of Liberalism

TRUMP’s victory in the US Presidential election conforms to a pattern presently observable across the world, namely a collapse of the liberal centre and a growth in support either for the Left, or for the extreme Right, the neo-fascists, in situations in which the Left is absent or weak.

The Choices that Australia Makes

IF you go to the bluff at Kings Park in Perth, Australia, you can overlook the Swan River and enjoy a remarkable view. Across the bay, there is a phalanx of steel and glass buildings that rise to the skies. Each of these buildings carries a sign that glistens in the sharp sun: BHP, Rio Tinto, Chevron, Deloitte, and others. Kings Park no longer survives merely with the patronage of the British King, who continues to claim sovereignty over Australia. It is now named Rio Tinto Kings Park, needing the corporate profits from this enormous mining company to sustain its charms.

J&K Assembly Passes Historic Resolution Echoing People’s Voice

FOLLOWING the first assembly elections in Jammu & Kashmir after the unilateral August 5th decision, the people voted decisively, rejecting divisive and proxy parties and electing strong representatives who reflect their aspirations.

Socialism: An Imperative Call for Human Existence and Civilisation

SOCIALISM is premised on the idea of fundamental inversion of the labour process that exists in capitalist societies. In capitalism, the worker is subject to the condition of production where the worker is alienated from the means of production, the process of production and the outcomes of productive process. This is articulated through the crude division between mental and physical labour and the worker is supposed to follow the rules of capital relations which naturalises this separation.

HP: CPI(M) Shimla Conference: Intensify Struggles & Build Party Organisation

THE CPI(M) Shimla district conference took place on November 5-6 in the small town of Rampur, Shimla. Prior to the conference, a large public meeting was held, addressed by the Party's district secretary, Sanjay Chauhan. In his speech, Chauhan criticised the government for amending laws to favour corporate interests. He highlighted the devastating natural disasters that struck Himachal Pradesh in 2023 and 2024, which caused widespread destruction of homes and farmland. Despite this, he noted, the central government had failed to offer any relief to the state.

CPV Delegations Visit CPI(M) Headquarters

Two delegations of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) visited the central committee office of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and interacted with the Party leaders. They exchanged views on the current international situation and the scope for strengthening the relations between the people of the two countries.Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, member of the Central Committee of the CPV and Vice-Chairperson of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front, led a 12-member delegation and visited the Party headquarters on 8 November 2024.

We Stand with Cuba – Students and Youth in Interaction with Cuban Leader

FERNANDO Gonzalez Lort, member of the National Assembly of Cuba and President of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the People of the World, (ICAP) was in Delhi on a three-day visit from November 5-7, 2024. He was returning after attending the 10th Asia-Pacific Solidarity Conference with Cuba held in Beijing.In his three-day whirlwind visit, he interacted with students of various universities in Delhi and the all India leadership of student and youth organisations. He explained the current situation in Cuba and the effects of economic embargo on the small country.

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