CPI(M) councillor Kala Raju’s humiliation can’t be seen as an isolated case. The party promotes aggression and violence from the grassroots level, starting with university campuses in Kerala.
Friends, professors, comrades and students came together Friday to celebrate the life and legacy of Yechury. Three books by the late CPI(M) leader were also launched at the event.
To differentiate itself from other non-BJP parties, draft resolution states that it's imperative that CPI(M) go back to emphasising socialism as an ideological goal.
The 24th Party Congress will be held in April 2025 in Madurai. Karat will serve as coordinator of CPI(M)'s Polit Bureau and Central Committee in the interim.
Sitaram Yechury, CPI(M) general secretary, passed away Thursday. In this 2009 Walk The Talk interview, he talked about idealism, coalition governments and Left's opposition to the nuclear deal.
For better part of last two decades, Yechury was among most recognisable Communist leaders in Delhi, admired for his political agility in a Left riven with many contradictions.
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, CPI(M) veteran and former West Bengal CM, passed away Thursday. In this 2003 interview, he talked about running a leftist government in a capitalist framework.
Tributes pour in from party leaders & political rivals. His mortal remains will be taken to CPI(M) office in Kolkata Friday morning for leaders and workers to pay their last respects.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Islamic extremism poses the most serious threat to Malayali society. Let’s focus on it for a change.
Mr. Kochukudy would have us look at issues which are basically non-issues. The Left has always been a champion of women’s rights. Malayali women enjoy far greater rights and independence than their Haryanvi/Bihari/UP counterparts.
Please focus on the issues that actually matter and are a grave danger for our societies. In case of Kerala, it is undoubtedly theIslamic jihadi ideology.
Let us all not beat around the bush and address the elephant in the room.
Kerala’s most important issue right now is rampant Islamism and Islamic fundamentalism. Across the state, fanatic elements, inspired by Wahhabi and Salafi Islam of the Middle-east, are brainwashing the Muslim youth. Islamic clergy in Kerala is highly radicalised and is exhorting the Muslim youth to join the global Jihadi outfits.
Islamic extremism poses the most serious threat to Malayali society. Let’s focus on it for a change.
Mr. Kochukudy would have us look at issues which are basically non-issues. The Left has always been a champion of women’s rights. Malayali women enjoy far greater rights and independence than their Haryanvi/Bihari/UP counterparts.
Please focus on the issues that actually matter and are a grave danger for our societies. In case of Kerala, it is undoubtedly theIslamic jihadi ideology.
Let us all not beat around the bush and address the elephant in the room.
Kerala’s most important issue right now is rampant Islamism and Islamic fundamentalism. Across the state, fanatic elements, inspired by Wahhabi and Salafi Islam of the Middle-east, are brainwashing the Muslim youth. Islamic clergy in Kerala is highly radicalised and is exhorting the Muslim youth to join the global Jihadi outfits.