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10/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Successful All India General Strike of the working class

Report of Correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
Crores of workers and working people all over the country enthusiastically participated in the All India General Strike called by trade unions and other workers organisations on 9 July 2025. The strike call was given to protest against the four anti worker labour codes, and the all sided attacks on the working class and people by the Central and state governments. In addition to the 17 point charter of demands put forward by the trade unions, the workers of different sectors also put forth their sector-specific demands.

08/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Call for All India General Strike receives widespread support

Report of correspondent of Kamgar Ekta Committee

The call for an All-India General Strike on 9 July is receiving widespread support from trade unions and organisations of peasants and other working people throughout the country. Various organisations have announced their participation in the strike. The strike call has been given by central trade unions, together with various federations of workers, to demand an immediate halt to the attacks of the central and state governments on the livelihood and rights of workers. Kamgar Ekta Committee has been actively organising all over the country for the success of the General Strike.

08/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Workers’ Organisations oppose Delhi government’s proposed changes to labour laws

Report of correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee

Trade Unions and workers’ organisations in Delhi have come out in firm opposition to the Delhi government’s proposed changes to labour laws in the capital.

08/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Sanitation workers in Chennai demand better working conditions and job security

Report of Correspondent of Workers Unity Movement

Hundreds of sanitation workers in Chennai are protesting against their terrible working conditions, insecurity of their jobs, the lack of paid leave and other benefits, as well as the lack of safety equipment. They are demanding that the government regularise their jobs.

Workers Unity Movement calls on all workers and all the people in Tamil Nadu to support the just struggle of the sanitation workers.

08/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Condemn the Gujarat government’s ordinance amending the Factories Act

The Communist Ghadar Party of India strongly condemns the ordinance passed by the Gujarat government on 1 July, 2025, amending the Factories Act.

08/07/2025 cgpiadmin

Explosion at chemical factory near Hyderabad:
Neglect of safety results in death of over 45 workers

Systematic amendments to labour laws by the government, in order to ensure the highest profits for the capitalists, has led to a situation where the government has completely abdicated its responsibility of ensuring safety for workers at the workplace.

05/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Power Sector workers hold massive countrywide protest

Lakhs of power sector workers participated in protest actions throughout India at lunch hour on 2nd July 2025.

05/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Students Protest at Haryana Agricultural University

Students at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU), Hisar, concluded their three-week-long protest on 2 July, after they succeeded in making the state government agree to most of their demands.

02/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Indian government’s response to the US and Israeli attacks on Iran

The imperialist aims of the bourgeoisie has resulted in India’s foreign policy becoming increasingly reactionary and opportunistic. All pretensions of being part of an anti-imperialist camp have vanished. This is evident in India’s self-serving and unprincipled stand with respect to Israel’s genocidal war against the Palestinian people, and with respect to the recent US-Israeli attacks on Iran.

02/07/2025 cgpiadmin

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Violating the Indus Waters Treaty is Not in the Interest of the Indian People

India must formally withdraw its declaration of suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, restart dialogue through the Permanent Indus Commission, and recommit to the principle that shared rivers require shared responsibility.