Report by Mazdoor Ekta Committee correspondent
On 8 February 2025, more than 4,000 contract workers employed for cleaning and security services in various regional and district hospitals under the Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad (TVVP) demonstrated for their pending wages in Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana.
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The budget, in effect, acts as a well-oiled mechanism for redistributing wealth from those who create it, the workers and peasants, to those who usurp it, the capitalists.
Continue readingBoth farmers’ and workers’ organizations must oppose the proposed Policy and demand its withdrawal. The kisans must continue to fight for guaranteed procurement at MSPs. This is part of the struggle against orienting agriculture towards fulfilling capitalist greed. It is in the service of ensuring secure livelihood for those who produce food and ensuring adequate availability of food at affordable prices for all.
Continue readingWorkers, peasants and all other working people need to unite, irrespective of differences in their religious beliefs, against the ruling bourgeois class. We must unite against state terrorism. We must demand that those guilty of attacking any section of the people be severely punished. We must demand that those in charge of the government be held responsible when any section of the people is attacked.
Continue readingThey have played an important role in assisting the Indian bourgeoisie to steer the country along the capitalist path. They have contributed to the ever-intensifying exploitation and plunder of the land and labour of our country, through which Indian and foreign capitalists have accumulated enormous wealth over the past 77 years and more.
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In the month of January 2025, organizations of electricity workers, other workers’ organizations and peoples’ organizations in many parts of the country intensified their opposition to the Prepaid Smart Meter (PSM) installation program.
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Indian people were shocked by the tragic and humiliating sight of 104 of our people cruelly deported from the US, handcuffed and chained like criminals, arriving in a US military aircraft, after a 40-hour tortuous flight.
Continue readingStatement of the Delhi Regional Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, 22 January 2025
We have to get out of this trap of choosing between one party or another that serves the capitalist class. The current capitalist system and the Indian state that protects it are the root cause of all our problems. All the trusted parties of the ruling capitalist class that defend it can never solve our problems.
We workers and toilers must strengthen our unity and our organisation around our common demands. We must intensify our struggles with the aim of ending this capitalist system and the rule of the capitalist class and becoming the masters of this country ourselves.
Recently, some well-known industry chiefs have been prescribing a long work week of 70 hours and even 90 hours in the name of contributing to our country’s development goals. They are ignoring the fact that an 8-hour day with one day of rest in a week is the law. It is important not to allow the capitalists to get away with this. This is an occasion to recall the history of struggle through which the working class of India succeeded in establishing this law.
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The recent firing of the Sri Lankan navy on an Indian fishing boat has come as a stark reminder that the problem faced by the fishermen in Tamilnadu needs urgent attention. The recurring arrests of Indian fishermen by Sri Lanka in the Palk Strait impacting the lives of thousands of fishing families in Tamil Nadu have become a persistent flashpoint in bilateral relations between India and Sri Lanka.
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