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We, the undersigned Federations of unions, unions, associations of workers of different sectors and people’s organizations extend our wholehearted support to your just struggle against the proposed privatisation of one general insurance company and against the increase in FDI limit for insurance sector to 74% from 49%. We wish complete success to your proposed All India strike on 17 March 2021.

We, the undersigned Federations of unions, unions, associations of workers of different sectors and people’s organizations extend our wholehearted support to your just struggle against the proposed privatisation of two public sector banks. We wish complete success to your proposed all India strike on 15 and 16 March 2021.

This International Women’s Day has been very special in the history of India. Over the past year and more, Indian women have very emphatically come out on the streets to claim their rights. Women are boldly protesting the thoroughly anti-farmer, anti-worker and pro-monopoly policies of the government. Thousands of women have braved the bitterly cold winter and are preparing to brave the scorching heat at the Delhi borders with their kisan brothers.

Statement of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 8^th March, 2021

International Women’s Day 2021 finds Indian society in ferment.  Tens of thousands of women are participating in mass protests against laws passed by Parliament and policies adopted by the Central Government, smashing age-old restrictions and prejudices.

Dear Editor, The 2 articles which were published on your website on 26th February, i.e. the one on the budget –   “Union Budget 2021-22: Continuing the anti-social offensive to benefit monopoly capitalists”, and the one entitled “Massive escalation of privatisation to satisfy monopoly capitalist greed”, together explain clearly in whose

To, The Editor, Mazdoor Ekta Lehar(MEL) I am responding to the interview of Shri Dharmendra Kumar, Working President of All India Railway Track Maintainers Union (AIRTU), which appeared in MEL on 13/02/2021. The Indian Railway which is the largest industry employing over 10 lakh workers is keeping its track maintainers

Kamgar Ekta Committee (KEC) organised a public meeting on February 14th, 2021 to oppose the central government’s latest budget proposals for the sell-out of the public sector.