Politics is our blood, not in our blood. We can’t think of the world or our own existence without politics. Now that politics in India is guarded by the toady corporate-media, therefore, it becomes imperative for the independent journalism to launch a fierce critical attack against the way politics is done in India and in the world. Our guiding ideology is anti-fascism and people’s democracy. We analyse politics from the point-of-view of the people, the working people.
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s summoning of West Bengal Chief Secretary HK Dwivedi a ploy to cover up Suvendu Adhikari’s scams and impose President’s Rule?
Lakshadweep suffers the worst Hindutva fascist onslaught as RSS-deputed Administrator Praful Khoda Patel is bringing several of draconian legislations.
The formation of the Bharatiya Kisan Mazdoor Federation after six months of the farmers’ protest at Delhi will surely aid the Samyukt Kisan Morcha’s struggle.
The TMC’s victory in the West Bengal Assembly elections is seen as a mandate against the NRC. But can the TMC prevent an NRC in West Bengal? Can it stop NRC?
The Modi regime’s plan to impose President’s Rule in West Bengal is now visible as Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has started naked assaults on the people of Bengal.
The CPI(M)-led parliamentary left’s debacle in West Bengal is a good news for the real progressive left as it can now fight for the principal opposition space.
The BJP’s defeat in the West Bengal polls doesn’t mean that the RSS-led Hindutva camp has failed. On the contrary, it shows Hindutva fascism’s deep entrenchment
By communalising the post-poll violence in West Bengal, the BJP is trying to regain relevance in the state’s polity after suffering a humiliating defeat.
Muslims of West Bengal are rendered option-less in the political field due to the rise of the BJP and the sham concern shown by Mamata Bandopadhyay.
Red Faction, a left outfit, organised a May Day demonstration at Kolkata, raising the demand for subsidised oxygen, nationalised healthcare and no lockdown.
After declaring it in late March, what compelled the Samyukt Kisan Morcha to postpone the farmers’ march to the Indian Parliament against Modi’s farm laws?
Despite the COVID-19 paranoia used by the Modi regime to selectively target the farmers and an imminent eviction threat, the Kisan Andolan refuses to budge.
The central forces’ firing in at Sitalkuchi in Coochbehar that killed four migrant labourers exposed the BJP’s desire to establish a parliamentary junta.
As the second-wave of COVID-19 spike paralysed the Indian public healthcare system Modi is showing his arrogance by ignoring the crisis for West Bengal polls.
As a desperate BJP woos Bhadralok voters of West Bengal to win the southern urban seats, it’s to be seen which side the Islamophobic upper-caste block elects.
The EC ban on Mamata Bandopadhyay in West Bengal helped to unveil the highly partisan character of the poll body, which had so far supported the BJP to win.
With an alarming situation all over India, why Modi and Shah aren’t worried about increasing the COVID-19 cases in West Bengal through their reckless rallies?
Despite Amit Shah’s assurance on NRC to Gorkhas, there will be no respite for the community once the exercise starts following the preparation of the NPR data.
The poll violence in Coochbehar where the central police forces killed five shows that a gloomy future awaits West Bengal should the BJP win.
Under the guise of night curfew in Delhi and lockdown in Maharashtra to curb COVID-19 pandemic, the farmers’ movement and the Muslim community will be targeted in the long run