Non-BJP governments, including those of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, have been waging continuous struggles – both legal and political – against the discriminatory attitude of the BJP-led central government since 2014THE seminar on "Attacks on Federalism" at the 24th Party Congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) featured sharp criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government for pursuing policies that undermine federal principles and democratic norms.Since coming to power in 2014, the BJP government has weakened centre-state relations across politic

IN a powerful display of unity, several trade unions and railway associations came together for a National Convention at Chittaranjan Locomotive Works (CLW) in Kolkata on March 30, 2025, to raise their voice against the government’s aggressive push towards privatisation, outsourcing, and corporatisation of the Indian Railways.

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on April 8.

THE Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) welcomes the landmark judgement of the Supreme Court setting aside the Tamilnadu Governor’s decision to withhold assent to the bills passed by the Tamilnadu legislative assembly.  The Court declared that the ten legislations withheld by the Governor will now become laws. 

New Central Committee Elected at the 24th Congress 1.   Pinarayi Vijayan2.   B V Raghavulu3.   M A Baby4.   Tapan Sen5.   Nilotpal Basu6.   Md Salim7.   A Vijayaraghavan8.   Ashok Dhawale9.   Ramchandra Dome10.          M V Govindan11.          V Srinivasa Rao12.          Suprakash Talukdar13.          Isfaqur Rehman14.          Lallan Choudhury15.          Awdhesh Kumar16.          Prakash Viplav17.          Mohd Yousuf Tarigami18.          P K Sreemathi (W)19.           E P Jayarajan20.          Thomas Isaac21.          K K Shailaja (W)22.          Elamaram Kareem23.     

INCREASED dependence on debt and depletion of savings by average Indian households has been recognised as the emerging trend in the past three years. According to a recent RBI report India’s household debt has been 42.9 per cent of GDP at current market prices. The Financial Stability Report also recognises that the number of borrowers increased in the recent past. Increased dependence on personal loans, credit cards, consumer durable loans and other personal loans are on the rise.