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CPI(M) Delegation Visits J&K

A delegation of CPI(M) leaders visited Jammu & Kashmir on June 10-11, 2025.The delegation was headed by General Secretary M A Baby.  The other members of the delegation were: Amra Ram, Polit Bureau member, MP (Lok Sabha); K Radhakrishnan, Central Committee member, MP (Lok Sabha); John Brittas, invitee to the Central Committee, MP (Rajya Sabha); Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya, MP (Rajya Sabha); Su Venkatesan, MP (Lok Sabha) and A A Rahim, MP (Rajya Sabha). CPI(M) MLA and Central Committee member Mohd.

Bengaluru IPL Stampede: A Tragedy Foretold Amid Political and Corporate Negligence

A MAJOR tragedy that had been waiting to happen in the world of IPL cricket unfolded in Bengaluru on June 4. The victory celebration of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), after winning the IPL finals, was jointly organised by RCB and the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.While the stadium has a seating capacity of only 35,000, nearly 2 lakh people gathered to join the celebrations.

MP - BJP MLA Accused of Massive Tribal Land Grab in Dindori: Adivasi Groups Raise Alarm, Demand Action

JUST a few days ago, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, while delivering a speech in Balaghat, made a shocking statement: those who say Lal Salaam have no right to live on this earth. It is evident that his aim is to suppress the voices of those who speak out against injustice, oppression, discrimination, and state repression.

Maharashtra Newsletter

SFI State Conference Concludes with Enthusiasm

Somnath Nirmal / Rohidas Jadhav

THE 19th Maharashtra State Conference of the Students' Federation of India (SFI) was successfully held with great enthusiasm at Nandgaon Khandeshwar in Amravati district in the Vidarbha region from June 2 to 4 under the main slogan “Unite for Education and Employment! Save Democracy in the Education Sector!” The conference saw participation of 184 delegates from 17 districts. 56 of the delegates were girl students.

TN: CPI(M) Holds Protest in Krishnagiri, Raises Key Land and Environmental Issues

THE Communist Party of India (Marxist) staged a massive protest in Krishnagiri district on May 31, on pressing local issues ranging from land rights to environmental concerns. The protest saw significant participation from local residents, farmers, and Party cadres, reflecting growing discontent over unresolved grievances affecting rural and agrarian communities in the region.The demonstration, led by CPI(M) State Secretary and Central Committee member, P Shanmugam; State Secretariat member D Raveendran and District Secretary C Suresh, focused on three major demands.

PM’s Bihar Visit Falls Flat: Public Discontent Grows Amid Empty Promises

THE worst terrorist attack in the picturesque town of Pahalgam, Kashmir, claimed the lives of 26 innocent tourists who were there to enjoy the beauty of nature with their loved ones. One image in particular – of a newlywed woman sitting in shock beside the lifeless body of her husband – has seared itself into the nation’s collective memory and will haunt us for years to come.In the wake of such a ghastly incident, the nation expected that the prime minister would immediately visit the site, and take decisive steps to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Delhi: Demolition at Madrasi Camp Sparks Outcry over Uninhabitable Rehabilitation Flats

THE demolition drive at Madrasi Camp near Jangpura-B has triggered widespread outrage, as the government agencies violate court directives and fail to ensure dignified rehabilitation for displaced residents.On May 9, 2025, the Delhi High Court had issued clear orders aimed at balancing the removal of encroachments with the smooth rehabilitation of affected residents.

CPI(M) Delegation Meets Aligarh Mob Lynching Victims

A DELEGATION of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) visited Aligarh to investigate the brutal assault on meat traders and met with the victims currently undergoing treatment in hospital.Certain communal and divisive elements targeted the driver of a truck legally transporting meat and his associates under the pretext of "Gau Raksha" (cow protection). The victims were violently assaulted, and Rs 50,000 was demanded from them.

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