May Day 2025 rallies reflected the resolve of the working class and people of all countries to defend their livelihood and rights against the intensifying capitalist assault.
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Trade unions of Delhi organise Joint May Day program
Report of correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
Hundreds of workers, from different sectors, participated in the joint May Day march from Ramlila Maidan to Town Hall at Chandni Chowk, under the leadership of the Joint Forum of Trade Unions of Delhi. A public meeting was held at the Town Hall. There was a large and militant participation of women workers, in particular.
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May Day 2025 enthusiastically celebrated by the Delhi Regional Committee of the Party
The Delhi Regional Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India (CGPI) organised a public rally on 1 May 2025, in front of the Party office in Delhi.
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Condemn the attacks on Kashmiris and Muslims!
No Justification for State terrorism!
Statement of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 3 May 2025
What is going on in front of the eyes of the whole world, is unabashed state terrorism. Instead of ensuring protection for all members of society, the Indian state has unleashed terror against Kashmiris, against all Muslims, and against anyone who dares to question the government’s narrative.
The times are calling on all women and men of conscience to unitedly oppose this state terrorism, and stand in defence of the unity and solidarity of the Indian people.
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Massive opposition to the Maharashtra Special Public Security Bill 2024
On 22 April 2025, thousands of activists of communist parties, human rights organisations, organisations of workers, farmers, women and youth as well as citizens’ defence organisations held protest demonstrations across Maharashtra, to denounce the Maharashtra Special Public Security (MSPS) Bill, 2024. A joint memorandum was submitted to District Collectors and Tehsildars, calling upon the Maharashtra State government to withdraw the Bill.
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Let us strengthen worker-peasant unity and prepare for the coming revolutionary storms!
Call of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 29 April 2025
We are approaching May Day this year at a time when workers all over the world are waging a determined struggle against the attacks on their livelihood and rights. The capitalist system is in very deep crisis. The capitalist ruling classes and the governments in their service are resorting to diabolical methods to preserve their exploitative system.
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Women’s Organisations demand cancellation of the 72nd Miss World Beauty Pageant
Report of correspondent of Purogami Mahila Sangathan
Indian women and all progressive Indian people are condemning the decision of the Central government and the Telangana government, to host the 72nd Miss World Beauty Pageant in Hyderabad from May 7 to May 31. Women’s organizations across the country are demanding the cancellation of the event.
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Long Live May Day, International Working Class Day!
Onward with the struggle to end capitalist exploitation!
Call of Mazdoor Ekta Committee, 26 April 2025
As we approach May Day 2025, Mazdoor Ekta Committee salutes the workers of our country and of all countries in the world, who are courageously fighting against capitalist exploitation and in defence of their rights.
Condemn the terrorist attack in Pahalgam!
Statement of the Central Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 26 April 2025
The Communist Ghadar Party of India joins the people of the whole country in condemning this bestial attack on innocent people. The Party extends its heartfelt condolences to the near and dear ones of the victims.
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Trump’s tariff war – False Claims and the Real Reason
The announcement by US President Donald Trump of steep hikes in tariffs (duty rates) on imported goods from most other countries has been dominating world news in recent days. It is to be noted that the recent trend of increasing import tariffs began in 2017, during the first Trump term,
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