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CONDOLENCE MESSAGES

Below, we publish messages from eminent leaders and individuals expressing their condolences on the death of Comrade Sitaram Yechury 

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HE Droupadi MurmuPresident of India

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Ram Nath KovindFormer President of India

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M Venkaiah NaiduFormer Vice President of India

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Narendra ModiPrime Minister of India

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Manmohan SinghFormer Prime Minister of India

Comrade Sitaram Yechury: Tributes from Across the World

COMMUNIST and Workers’ Parties from around the world have expressed their condolences on the passing away of Comrade Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, sent a condolence message to the Party: “With great sadness, we have learned today, in the spirit of affection and solidarity that characterizes us, of the passing of Comrade General Secretary, brother Sitaram Yechury, an outstanding champion for the rights of the peoples.” He expressed his ‘sincere and profound sentiments for the departure of this brother for a

Sitaram, Shining Star

COMRADE Sitaram Yechury’s demise is a big blow to Indian democracy and secular polity in general and the revolutionary movement of the working class in particular. He was a Marxist intellectual par excellence. As general secretary of the CPI(M) over the last nine years, he had been leading the Party and steering it ahead through some of its most difficult times.Sitaram Yechury rose to prominence as a student leader opposing the national Emergency.

A Tribute to Comrade Sitaram

TO write about Comrade Sitaram Yechury in the past tense is exceedingly difficult and painful for me. For five decades our political lives have been closely and intricately intertwined while we have together gone through various phases and ups and downs of the Party and the Left movement. Our comradeship began 50 years ago, beginning at the Jawaharlal Nehru University in 1974, continuing in the Students’ Federation of India and later in the Party.

India’s Disability Movement Must Stand with Palestine

The continuous debilitation of Palestinians should have been a profound political and human rights issue for India’s disability movement, yet it received scant attention.EVERY year, the month of July is celebrated globally as Disability Pride Month, as the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 was passed on July 26, 1990. One may contest the imposition of this ‘pride’ over the disabled of the Global South who face a precarious situation due to imperialist wars, settler colonialism, and neo-liberal economic policies.

Stellar Performance Calls for More Investment in Para Sports: NPRD

Many para sportspersons come from humble backgrounds continue to struggle against a hue of odds and barriers.THE National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD), in a statement issued on September 9, congratulated the entire Indian contingent that participated in the Paris Paralympics. The spectacular performance by this team winning an unprecedented 29 medals, ten more than what they won at Tokyo, is praiseworthy.

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