Statement of the Maharashtra Regional Committee of the Communist Ghadar Party of India, July 2011
“Development for whom?”
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Continue readingWho stands to gain from the serial bomb blasts that rocked Mumbai on 13th July? If the crime is not one of passion but of cold political calculation, then the political motive needs to be examined.
Continue readingThe inhuman and unjust imperialist aggression on Libya is continuing; new forms of economic and political pressures have been added to the destructive war power of the NATO powers. The aim of this war is “regime change”, meaning destruction of Gaddafi politically and physically if possible, and installation of a puppet regi
Continue readingThe United Forum of Bank Unions, consisting of nine unions of employees and officers of all state-owned banks, has called a one-day strike on 5th August. The workers’ unions are fighting against intensified exploitation and attacks on their rights and working conditions.
Continue readingThe workers of the tea gardens of North Bengal and Assam are on the path of struggle. They are fighting against their intense exploitation.
On July 25, 2011, tea garden workers organized under the Progressive Tea Workers' Union (PTWU) stopped dispatch of tea from the gardens demanding an increase in wages.
Continue readingFollowing the call for an all-India strike on 5th August by the United Forum of Bank Unions (5 employees’ unions and 4 officers’ unions), correspondents of Mazdoor Ekta Lehar interviewed one of the most senior leaders of bank workers in Delhi on 13th July, 2011. Comrade Ramanand is General Secretary of the Delhi State – Bank Employees Federation and one of the leading members of All-India Bank Employees’ Association
Continue readingAgainst the wishes of the mass of workers of the Maruti Suzuki plant in Manesar, the management organized an election for the office bearers of a company recognized union. These elections were held on July 16, 2011.
Continue readingThe Confidentiality Act is a legacy of British colonial rule, like the Land Acquisition Act. The law exists from the epoch when we were enslaved to the white man.
Continue readingOn July 14, 2011, thousands of state government employees of the Jammu and Kashmir government staged a protest demonstration responding to the call of the Joint Action Committee (JCC) in Srinagar demanding release of pending arrears of the Sixth Pay Commission, regularization of dailywagers, enhancement of retirement age from 58 to 60 and enhancement in wages of Anganwadi workers.
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