Tripura: Left Front Campaign for Village Committee Elections Gains Momentum

The Left Front campaign for the forthcoming Tripura Tribal Area Autonomous District (TTAAD) Village Committee elections is gathering momentum, with meetings, marches, courtyard meetings and door-to-door campaigns drawing an enthusiastic response from people. In several villages, voters are openly speaking about their hardships and expressing growing dissatisfaction with the BJP-led state government and the Tipra Motha-run Tripura Tribal Area Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) administration.

Declining Net Savings: Signs of Distress of Indian Households

IT is alarming that despite the fact that 81.3 crore Indians receive food assistance and many are benefitted by different transfer schemes of either kind or cash offered by the state and central governments, household debt primarily to finance consumption expenditure is on the rise. The stress on household consumption expenditure is rising because of a decade long near stagnation of real wages and low real incomes of the average self-employed in India.

Reclaiming the Streets: The DYFI Inquilab Rally

Central Kolkata transformed into an ocean of disciplined defiance on Sunday, September 19, as thousands of young activists flooded the streets for a mammoth Inquilab Rally. Organised by the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) West Bengal State Committee, the massive mobilisation sent an unequivocal message to the ruling establishment: the Left youth movement refuses to back down in the face of state intimidation, political attacks, or administrative hostility.

RECLAIMING THE CITY

Greenland Is Not for Sale: Trump’s Donroe Doctrine and US Imperialism

DONALD Trump’s campaign to bring Greenland under United States control has often been dismissed as bluster. That is a mistake. Behind the language of a property deal lies a serious attempt to revive an old imperial principle: that Washington may decide the political and economic future of the entire Western Hemisphere. Greenland, strategically placed between North America and Europe, has become a test of that claim – and of whether the sovereignty of a small Indigenous nation counts when it conflicts with the ambitions of a great power.

When Electoral Democracy Itself Comes Under Question

THE unfolding developments surrounding the Nandigram and Rejinagar by-elections in West Bengal represent far more than routine political rivalries. The sudden withdrawal of candidates, the freezing of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) name and symbol, the resurrection of decades-old police cases to arrest opposition figures, and an escalating internal crisis within the Election Commission of India (ECI) collectively point to a severe systemic threat.

Gyanesh Kumar Has No Right to Continue! Reform The ECI

The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has issued the following statement on September 23, 2026

THE explosive revelations in the Indian Express (September 23) surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls raise serious questions not just about the process, but more importantly about the integrity of the Election Commission of India (ECI) itself.

Defend India’s Sovereignty: Reject US Sanctions Law

The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has issued the following statement September 22, 2026

CEC Must be Sacked

Halt SIR, Restore Voting Rights of Wrongfully Excluded, Restore Credibility of ECI

Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc issued the following joint statement on September 24, 2026.

TNUEF’s Conference on The Socio-Economic Rights of Dalit Women

‘WHILE women are facing gender and class oppression, dalit women are additionally facing caste oppression’ said leaders in the Chennai Conference. The Tamil Nadu Untouchability Eradication Front (TNUEF) organised a powerful and significant Conference on the Socio-Economic Rights of Dalit Women in Chennai on September 8, 2026.

Rajasthan Local Elections: CPI(M) Forms Board in Nokha for the First Time

THE results of elections to 309 urban local bodies in Rajasthan indicate a closely contested political scenario, with no single party securing a clear majority in a large number of bodies. According to available figures, BJP secured 35.3 per cent, Congress 34.36 per cent and independent candidates got 27.47 per cent of the polled votes. Among other parties, RLP secured 0.95 per cent, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) 0.47 per cent, CPI(M) 0.32 per cent, BSP 0.29 per cent and BAP 0.17 per cent of the votes.

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