International Women’s Day, March 8, 2025, was celebrated in New Delhi, in a mass rally jointly organised by more than a dozen women’s organisations.
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Blame the Central Government for the continuing violence in Manipur
The sectarian violence that began in May 2023 is aimed at destroying the unity of the people of Manipur. It is aimed at setting different sections of the people against each other and diverting all of them from their common struggle against their common enemy, which is the Indian ruling class.
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IT/ITeS workers protest against inhuman working conditions
Hundreds of IT professionals gathered, to raise their voice against their severe exploitation, long working hours, unrealistic work targets and grave job insecurity.
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Thousands of workers gather to assert their rights
More than 5000 workers of both the public and private sector, including informal workers, activists of various trade unions from all over the country, assembled on 24 February at the Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi, to assert their rights which are under attack by the ruling monopoly capitalists and their state.
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Mass opposition in US to the anti-people measures of the Trump regime
The anti-people measures announced by the Trump regime in US are facing vigorous opposition from all sections of the working people, across the US. People from all walks of life, from different nationalities and social backgrounds, young and old, irrespective of political affiliation, are coming forward in broad and united actions.
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Farmers continue agitation for legal guarantee for MSP for all crops
All across the country, farmers have been continuing their agitation for a legally guaranteed Minimum Support Price (MSP) for all crops. As part of this agitation, they have taken out tractor rallies in different district headquarters. The Central and state governments unleashed police repression against the agitating farmers, to prevent them from carrying out their protest rallies.
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Continuing to push the privatisation program
While presenting the Union Budget for 2025-26 on 1 February. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman made several policy announcements aimed at further advancing the implementation of the privatisation program in several sectors, including electricity and insurance.
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National Convention of Power sector workers declare a bold action plan to oppose privatization!
Report by Kamgar Ekta Committee correspondent
In the National Convention of all unions and associations of employees and engineers of the power sector held in Nagpur on 23rd February’25, more than 250 of their representatives from across India jointly declared their firm resolve to fight against the privatization of electricity. This Convention was organized at the initiative of the National Co-ordination Committee of Electricity Employees and Engineers (NCCOEEE), an umbrella body uniting the vast majority of power sector workers of India.
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Women demand an end to all exploitation and oppression
Statement of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 3 March, 2025
The only way forward is for women to build and strengthen their fighting organisations, and strengthen their unity with the working class and all other exploited and oppressed people. We cannot rely on the state or any of its institutions to defend the rights of women. Organised self-defence, in unity with all the working and oppressed people, is the only way!
One Nation, One Election
Dear Editor, The critique of the One Nation, One Election (ONOE) proposal presents a strong argument against its implementation, particularly from the perspective of democratic representation and economic power concentration. The main concerns that are outlined highlight the risk of further entrenching the big bourgeoisie’s influence in elections, suppressing the
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