The Nandigram Carnage and Tasks of Revolutionary Communists

Several weeks after the Nandigram carnage, we still do not know how many people have exactly been killed, how many women have been gangraped and if the children and young girls missing from the area will ever return......Full text

Primitive Accumulation in the Era of Globalisation

As regards economic essence, the eviction of peasants and other toilers from their natural socio-economic habitat is best understood in the Marxian framework of “primitive accumulation of capital”.....Full text

India: Home to Asia’s Biggest Club of Billionaires and Half of the World’s Poor

When we are told that our economy is growing annually at an impressive 8 per cent per annum, we wonder what it is all about and where it disappears without leaving any trace in our daily lives. The latest Forbes list of global billionaires gives us some clue to resolve this riddle. According to this list there are 946 billionaire families in the world today and there are as many as 36 Indian names in this club of the world's wealthiest.....Full text

Assembly Polls: Tables Turned on Congress

The crucial UP assembly elections are now in progress. Together with Punjab an Uttarakhand, UP results will provide a crucial index of the political mood in the country.....Full text

Union Budget 2007-08: Kutta, Billi, Chappal Budget

‘Good news for the cat and dog lovers’–an unashamed Finance Minister (FM) exclaimed in the midst of his budget speech. But alas, there was no good news for the poor! Least concern for the sky-rocketing prices of essential commodities like food, but reduction in customs duty on pet foods.....Full text

Cultural Convergence of resistance at the Inquilab Rally

As a precursor to the 23rd March Inquilab Rally, three hundred cultural activists arrived in Delhi for celebrating resistance and assertion of the struggling people at a two day All India Cultural Meet. Denouncing the takeover of farmer's land for SEZs and the massacre at Nandigram.....Full text

Resolutions Taken at Inquilab Rally .....Full text

Inquilab Rally Pledge

We are inheritors of the great and bright tradition of uncompromising struggle against imperialism. Today the whole world is crushed by the blood-stained fist of imperialism. Our ruling class, mortgaging our national sovereignty and self-respect, has surrendered before imperialism .....Full text

Reassert the Anti-Imperialist and Revolutionary Legacy of 1857, Bhagat Singh and Naxalbari! (An abridged text of CPI(ML) General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya's speech at the Inquilab Rally.) .....Full text

CPI(ML) Team in Nandigram: Summary of Findings

(A 20-member CPI(ML) team comprising Party General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, West Bengal State Secretary Kartick Pal, senior state leaders Dr. Partha Ghosh, Shankar Mitra, Meena Pal and Chaitali Sen,. .....Full text

Wave of Outrage and Protest

The Nandigram massacre has resulted in an upsurge of social activism and has shaken the social conscience in a way that is unprecedented in recent times. It has also resulted in tremendous isolation of the CPI(M) and the LF Government amongst the Leftist intelligentsia, not only in Bengal but all over the country .....Full text

Inquilab Zindabad:
The Indian Revolutionary Movement and Bhagat Singh

Bhagat Singh was no lone meteor across the skies of the Indian freedom struggle. The uniquely popular figure of Bhagat Singh should in fact be seen as a composite symbol of the early revolutionary movement in India. In this feature, we carry excerpts.....Full text