RSS Continues with Evasion and Deceit

A CONTROVERSY and a debate is raging in the country over the bonafides of the RSS. The context is the focus brought to the fore by reference to the unregistered status of the organisation. For the ministers of the BJP led governments at different levels, this was nothing short of blasphemy. The self-proclaimed righteousness that marks the contention of the ruling party cannot tolerate such questions.

CPI(M) demands transparency and fairness in Utttar Pradesh SIR

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) Uttar Pradesh raised several important points regarding the process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Electoral Rolls at the multi-party meeting held by the Chief Electoral Officer, Uttar Pradesh on October 29, 2025, and demanded transparency and fairness in the process.CPI(M) representatives stated that the Central Election Commission's announcement of the SIR without consulting political parties is unfair.

CITU Tripura Rally Calls for Resolute Resistance

On the occasion of the 16th Tripura State Conference of CITU, held on November 10-11, 2025, a massive impressive rally was held on November 10. Defying the red eyes of the ruling BJP goons and frustrating the dirty designs of the government to make the rally a big flop, the working masses of the state heralded an unyielding battle against neo-fascism. The rally emboldened the peace-loving democratic masses to take a vow to firmly resist all hurdles against the rights and interests of the working class and the democratic rights of the people.

Centenary of Naujawan Bharat Sabha, 46th Anniversary of DYFI Celebrated in Punjab

THE centenary of the Naujawan Bharat Sabha founded by Shaheed Bhagat Singh and the 46TH anniversary of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) were celebrated with great enthusiasm in Sarabha, Ludhiana, the native village of Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha. Former and present leaders of the DYFI from across the country and hundreds of youth from all over Punjab participated in the historic event.Addressing the massive gathering, M A Baby, founding president of the DYFI and general secretary of the CPI(M), said that Punjab is the land of revolutionaries.

Bihar Elections: People Want Change

THE first phase of Bihar assembly election 2025 ended with massive turn out of voters which surpassed all the previous records providing the two contending formations Mahagathbandhan and NDA to interpret it in their own way.

Belem Climate COP30: Implement What?

THE climate summit COP30 in Belem, Brazil, where the mighty Amazon River drains into the Atlantic Ocean, formally began on 10 November 2025. The summit has been labeled the “implementation COP,” because of a narrative that, whereas so many promises and commitments have been made earlier, it is necessary to focus on implementation and delivery which are widely recognized to be lagging far behind.

NITI Aayog Papers Reveal Service Sector Myth

Two recent NITI Aayog reports —"India's Services Sector: Insights from GVA Trends and State-Level Dynamics" and "India's Services Sector: Insights from Employment Trends and State-Level Dynamics"— present a celebratory portrait of India's economic engine.

Kerala becomes the first state to eradicate extreme poverty

On the 69TH formation day of Kerala on November 1, the state achieved the historic feat of becoming the first state to eradicate extreme poverty. In a massive public meeting in Thiruvananthapuram, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan declared that the feat was achieved through collective will. The primary objective of the 'Nava Keralam' (New Kerala) initiative — which is to elevate Kerala's standard of living to be on par with developed countries — is not far away. He said that Kerala is already ahead of America in many respects.

People’s resist in Tripura’s Satchand: Jitendra Chaudhury Declares BJP’s Fall Certain

The Satchand area of Sabroom subdivision in southern Tripura became the stage for an extraordinary show of public defiance and unity on November 4. Hundreds of men and women, tribal and non-tribal alike, poured into the streets to voice their grievances and assert their rights, transforming the region into a sea of red flags and raised fists.

How BJP Betrayed Assam’s Six Communities Demanding ST Status

Thousands of people belonging to six particular communities of Assam - Tai Ahom, Moran, Motok, Chutia, Tea Tribes or Adivasis and Koch-Rajbonggshi - who together constitute nearly thirty percent of the total population of the state, a major chunk of BJP’s support base, are now out on the streets demanding Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.

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