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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. 

111th Conference of AIFAWH Pledges to Intensify the Struggles

THE 11th Conference of the All India Federation of Anganwadi Workers and Helpers (AIFAWH) concluded echoing the slogan: "Institutionalise ICDS with proper infrastructure and adequate resources; regularise, provide minimum wages, social security, and pension to Anganwadi workers/helpers." This historic conference gave new direction and renewed energy to the struggle of anganwadi workers across the country.

Comrade Madhab Saha

Madhab Saha, a towering figure in Tripura’s left movements, former State Committee Member of CPI(M), four-time MLA from Matabari, and a respected trade union leader, passed away on 21st February while undergoing treatment at ILS Hospital, Agartala. He had been battling cardiac issues for several years. At the moment of his passing, a hall meeting was underway at Agartala Town Hall to commemorate the 178th anniversary of the publication of the Communist Manifesto.

Tripura: March of the Youth for Jobs and Against Addiction

It was 8 am on Sunday, the eighth of February. A group of young men and women were standing in the Drop Gate area of Agartala. Most of them were wearing white T-shirts bearing the slogan “Save the Generation” on the front and back. The scene felt somewhat different and striking. As one moved closer, prominent Left youth leaders came into view — DYFI State Secretary Nabarun Deb, State President Palash Bhowmik, TYF General Secretary Kumud Debbarma, President Kaushik Roy Debbarma, among others.

When Even Rural Banks are Up for Sale

THE current state of Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) serves as a stark example of how neoliberal policies are weakening public sector institutions in India. Established to cater to the financial needs of the rural population, these banks are now being steered toward a model that prioritises corporate interests and profit over social welfare. In this race for profitability, the foundational goal of "social banking" is being systematically eroded.

 

THE GENESIS AND MISSION

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