Defeat the privatisation and liberalisation program!
Call of the Central Committee, Communist Ghadar Party of India, on the occasion of May Day 2012
Comrade Workers!
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Renewed imperialist pressure on North Korea
North Korea’s attempt to launch a satellite on April 13 became the latest excuse for the US imperialists and itsallies to intensify the pressure and sabre-rattling against it.
Continue readingUS imperialists training Iranian terrorists
One of the weapons perfected by the US imperialists to create trouble for countries and governments which oppose them is to organise and back subversive groups from within those countries. These groups are trained to carry out sabotage, assassination and other criminal activities aimed at destabilising those countries.
Continue reading2 years after the Right to Education Act: Right to education remains a dream
The Right to Education Act which came into effect on April 1, 2010, has received much publicity as one of the biggest achievements of the UPA government, which allegedly shows its commitment towards ensuring elementary education for the children of our country.
Continue readingCondemn the Railway Ministry’s callous attitude towards Engine Drivers!
As reported in the March 1-15 issue of Mazdoor Ekta Lehar, the Central Labour Ministry, New Delhi had appointed a one man National Tribunal, under Justice G.S Saraf, to look into the grievances of the Engine Drivers of Indian Railways.
Continue readingOppose the proposal to cut the salaries of the Railway employees!
It has come to light through newspaper reports that at a Railway General Managers Conference (there are 17 Railway Zones, each headed by a General Manager) on January 11, 12 in New Delhi, these “learned” gentlemen proposed to the Railway Ministry that in order to cut running costs of the Railways, the salaries including dearness allowance (DA) of the railway employees should be r
Continue readingViews of the working class on the program of economic reforms
As a newspaper and organisation that is partisan to the workers and toilers, we have been asking the leaders of the working people as to how the toilers of India view the reforms that were started 20 years ago. Whether the working class and people have benefitted from these reforms or have suffered?
Continue readingPomegranate farmers in Hanumangarh in a crisis of debt
Condemn the callous attitude of the Rajasthan and Central governments towards farmers
Hundreds of farmers of the Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan who have planted pomegranate (anars) saplings in their farms since 2005-2006 have gone bankrupt.
Continue readingThe Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky (1918)
- Author: Lenin
- Date: Nov 1918
- Location: Russia
- Link: http://www.marx2mao.com/Lenin/RK18.html
- PDF: see attachment at the bottom of this page.
Kautsky's pamphlet, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat, recently published in Vienna (Wien, I918, Ignaz Brand, 63 pp.) is a most lucid example of that utter and ignominious bankruptcy of the Second International about which all honest Socialists in all countries have been talking for a long time. The proletarian revolution is now becoming a practical issue in a number of countries, and an examination of Kautsky's renegade sophistries and complete renunciation of Marxism is therefore essential.
Continue readingThe Capitalist System of Modern Agriculture (1910)
- Author: Lenin
- Date: September 1910
- Location: Russia
- Link: http://www.marx2mao.com/Lenin/CSMA10.html
- PDF: see attachment at the bottom of this page.
Social statistics in general and economic statistics in particular have made tremendous advances during the last two or three decades. A series of problems, moreover those most fundamental concerning the economic system of modern states and its development, which were previously decided on the basis of general considerations and approximate data, cannot nowadays be analysed at all seriously without taking into account the mass of data about the whole territory of a given country collected according to a single definite programme and summed up by expert statisticians. In particular, the problems of the economics of agriculture, which arouse particularly many disputes, require answering on the basis of exact, mass data, the more so since in the European states and in America it is a growing practice to make periodic censuses covering all the agricultural enterprises of the country…
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