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In the month of July 1908, one hundred years ago, tens of thousands of workers and working people of Mumbai, with the textile workers in the forefront, came onto the streets and waged powerful struggles. They used strikes and mass protests to show to the colonial rulers of India that Indian working class stood for an end to colonialism, for freedom and independence....
Recent weeks and months have seen powerful protests and rallies in the hill regions of Bengal. Agitating Gorkhas are demanding a separate state of Gorkhaland. There have been several bandhs and rasta rokos organised by the protesting people. On June 13, hundreds of Gorkha youth marched through the streets of Kolkota...
 On June 21, 2008, the Lok Raj Sangathan (Punjab) organised a stirring public function on the School grounds in the village of Gurusar Jagah, in memory of Shaheed Bhola Singh. Over a thousand women, men and children from the nearby villages and towns participated in this function, which began at dusk and went on till well past midnight...
Among the participants was the delegation from Bangladesh, which included prominent women trade union leaders, political and social activists in various fields. Leaders and activists of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, All India Forward Bloc, BBPPF, Lok Raj Sangathan, CPI, Workers Party, SUCI, CPIML (New Democracy), CPIML (Liberation), Nepali Janadhikar Suraksha Samiti, Forum against State Terrorism, and other organisations took part in the program. ...
The 13th plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India was convened in the first week of June 2008. Reviewing the situation in the world and in India, the plenum noted that capitalism is in acute crisis and the liberalisation and privatisation program is greatly discredited. This offers an opportunity for the working class and communist movement to make a breakthrough...
Gujjar agitation for Scheduled Tribe status:
MEL / PV condemns the state repression unleashed on people of the Gujjar community by the Rajasthan government. More than 40 people have lost their lives since May 23, 2008. Instead of addressing the political issues raised by the agitating people, the government of Rajasthan, has quickly converted the political problem into a "law and order problem"...
Karnataka:
Six months after being deprived of Chief Ministership and leadership of a coalition government by the manouvers of Shri HD Kumaraswami of the Janata Dal (S), the BJP has come to power on its own after buying the support of 5 “independents” and making all of them ministers in the new dispensation...
40 people have been killed and dozens injured in police firings on agitating people of the Gujjar community in Rajasthan since May 23, 2008. Peoples Voice/Mazdoor Ekta Lehar condemns the Rajasthan government for unleashing police terror on agitating people. Once again, as in last years agitation by the Gujjar community, as well as numerous other agitations of the peasantry in different parts of the state, the government of Rajasthan ...
Following the terrible bomb blasts of May 13, 2008, in which so many innocent people lost their lives or were grievously injured, the working people of Jaipur showed their concern and solidarity with the families of the victims in various ways. Doctors and nurses, students and teachers, the rickshaw pullers and the shopkeepers and other common people...
Government’s move to create special vigilante force in Manipur:
The Manipur government announced on May 3 that it is planning to create a special vigilante force, by recruiting residents of Heirok and Lilong Chajing, allegedly to protect them from kidnappings, extortions and attacks by underground militant groups. This follows the gruesome killing of three youth in Heirok in Thoubal district of Manipur on March 24 and a person in Lilong Chajing in Imphal West district on April 23, by members of underground militant groups...
The Lok Raj Sangathan and Lok Shasan Aandolan organized a public meeting on the theme “Nepal-Road towards People’s Power and Challenges” on May 24, 2008. Activists from CGPI, CPI, SUCI, CPI(ML), CPI(ML)-Liberation, HMS, IFTU, Kamgar, Indian Airport Employees Union, Mahamumbai Shetakri Sangarsh Samiti, Jagrut Kamgar Manch, Yuva Bharat, RADA, Ekta, Indian Centre for Human Rights and Law...
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Organ of the Central Committee of CGPI
People's Voice (English)
June 16-30, 2008  PDF
मज़दूर एकता लहर (Hindi)
July 1-15, 2008 PDF
ਲੋਕ-ਅਵਾਜ਼ (Punjabi)
June - 2008 
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Voice of Toilers and Tillers
Response to the Land Acquisition (Amendment) Bill, 2007 and the Resettlement and Rehabilitation Bill, 2007
A rally to highlight the depth of the agrarian crisis and extend solidarity to India’s farmers!
Hundreds march to parliament on December 10:
Let us build a new India to guarantee human rights for all!
Protest Dharna against
fake "encounter killings"
Election 2007
23 March: Delhi Municipal Corporaton elections: Election campaign of Jan Pratinidhi Manch candidates echoes among the residents
22 March: An appeal from Jan Pratinidhi Manch
Delhi Municipal Corporation elections: Delhi citizens campaign for "people's candidates", not party candidate's!
Communists and People's Initiatives against Party Dominance
Colourful campaign for people's candidates in Delhi Municipal elections
People's convention on judicial accountability and judicial reforms
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From the CGPI Archives
Statement of Communist Ghadar Party of India
(People's Voice, Sep-Oct 1984, Vol-6, Issue-9&10)
(People's Voice, November 1984, Vol-6, Issue-11)
(Paper presented at the Human Rights Conference in Imphal, December 8-9, 1994)
(Paper presented at All-India Conference on Rights, New Delhi, February 23-24, 2002)
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