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Reject Roopanwal Commission Report

THE central executive committee of the Students’ Federation of India in a statement issued on October 7, has said that the AK Roopanwal commission report is erroneous and vacuous.A one member judicial commission headed by former judge of Allahabad high court AK Roopanwal was formed to look into the circumstances, which led to the ‘institutional murder’ of Rohith Vemula in Hyderabad Central University.

Tamil Nadu Newsletter

Pinarayi Vijayan visits JayalalithaaTHE chief minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan and governor, P Sathasivam, visited Apollo Hospitals, Chennai on October10 where Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa is undergoing treatment.Vijayan visited the hospital and held discussions with hospital managing director Prathap Reddy.Pinarayi Vijayan said they had come to “convey the collective good wishes of the people of Kerala.” He was accompanied by CPI(M) Central Committee member T K Rangarajan, MP.Earlier, G Ramakrishnan, state secretary visited the hospital and enquired about the

Another Murderous Attack by the RSS in Kerala

The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has issued the following statement on October 10, 2016.THE Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) strongly condemns the brutal murder of its Paduvilai local committee member, K Mohanan, by RSS hoodlums this morning. A group of heavily armed RSS goons entered the toddy shop where the 52 year old Mohanan was working and hacked him to death. There were around 30-40 sharp wounds inflicted on his body. This is the second murder of a CPI(M) worker in the Dharmadom constituency represented by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.

North Korea Nuclear Test: Getting Bigger and Bigger

IN the second week of September, North Korea carried out its fifth nuclear test. The last two tests have been in quick succession. The latest nuclear test, the most powerful so far, coincided with the country's 68th independence day celebrations. It was conducted in the underground testing facility of Punggye-ri in the northeast of the country. The magnitude of the blast has been estimated at between 10 and 20 kilotons, much higher than the test in 2013 which was estimated to be between 6-7 kilotons. Pyongyang has claimed that the latest test was that of a hydrogen bomb.

NHRC Report on Kairana Exodus False, Libellous

THE National Human Rights Commission’s report on the so-called exodus of families from Kairana town in Shamli district of Uttar Pradesh because of increasing crime is libellous and false as it puts the blame on the Muzaffarnagar riots victims settled in the area without citing any credible and independent evidence.A group of riots victims living in Kairana, along with some organisations and individuals, have demanded that the NHRC withdraw this libellous and false “investigative” report, tender an apology to the victims of the 2013 communal violence and monitor their safety and security in

The Fake Nationalism of Make in India

FAKE nationalism of the Hindutva variety is not limited to only the national movement, where the RSS was conspicuous by its absence. It is also manifest in Modi's Make in India, which is an offer to global capital to exploit India's cheap labour, along with various tax breaks and subsidised land. This is in contrast to how self reliance and development was seen in the national movement. It saw developing knowledge as integral to the process of developing the country and its people.

CITU Jharkhand State Conference Calls for Intensifying Working Class Movements

THE 5TH Jharkhand State Conference of CITU was organised in the colliery town of Ramgarh on September 14-15, 2016.  Ramgarh inherits the legacy of struggle against oppressors since long. It was the venue of the historic Ramgarh session of Congress in1940 which witnessed the differences between left and right elements within the Congress, led by Subhash Chandra Bose and Mahatma Gandhi, respectively. Prior to that, it was an important centre of the 1857 revolt. After independence, the town has been the site of uprisings against feudal elements.

Jharkhand: Barkagaon Police Firing Lays Bare Barbaric Designs of BJP Govt

THE Barkagaon police firing incident, in which four persons including two minor students were killed, lays bare the barbaric designs of the BJP-AJSU government in Jharkhand and its intentions of serving the interests of the corporates at the cost of the toiling masses of the state.On October 1, police resorted to unprovoked firing on the agitating peasants who were demanding proper compensation for their lands that were acquired for mining operations to supply coal to NTPC power plants. The peasants had been on ‘kafan satyagraha’ under the leadership of local MLA Nirmala Devi for 16 days.

CPI(M) Expresses Concern Over The Plight of Border Inhabitants

A DELEGATION of CPI(M) regional committee, Jammu led by its regional secretary, Sham Prasad Kesar visited various villages located near zero line like Palanwala, Khoud, Gigdyal etc on October 13, to take stock of the problems of the border inhabitants who stand adversely affected due to firing from across the Line of Control and International Border as a result of which people have migrated from the area and are living with their relatives.

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