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NEWS FLASH
Left Victory in West Bengal and Kerala will Boost Left and Democratic Alternative: Prakash Karat
If we take into account the prospective election result of all these polls in five states, I think both West Bengal and Kerala would be extremely important for the importance of Left in the country. The victory of the Left in Bengal and Kerala will help the Left continue on the path of struggle for a left and democratic alternative at the national level, which is an ongoing process. I think that would get a fillip and a boost. [CPI(M) General Secretary spoke to www.cpimwb.org.in/vote on 19th April 2011]Question: What is your assessment about the outcomes of the state assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Assam and Kerala?Prakash Karat: The polling is already over in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry. I think we can discern a common pattern in all these polls, which is a strong trend against the Congress and its allies... »
CPI(M)'s Complaint to EC Against Use of Black Money by Trinamool
The Election Commission has assured the CPI(M) polit bureau member Sitaram Yechuri of stern action against the Trinamool Congress if charges of using large scale black money by Mamata Banerjee's party in Assembly polls in West Bengal has been found true after inquiry. Yechuri lodged a serious complaint to Election Commissioners V.S. Sampath and H S Brahma in Delhi on April 19 against the Trinamool Congress's use of black money in the on-going West Bengal Assembly elections... »
Hardcore Bengal Maoist arrested in Orissa
Baripada (Orissa), Apr 19 : A hardcore Maoist from neighbouring West Bengal, facing over 30 cases including murder, abduction and treason, and two others were arrested in Orissa's Mayurbhanj district, police said today. The rebel was picked up during a joint raid on a house by CRPF and police from village Budhakhamari in Bangiriposi area, 45 km from here, last night, Mayurbhanj district Superintendent of Police Dayal Gangwar told reporters here... »
BREAKING NEWS
- Indian American's book on cancer wins Pulitzer Prize »
- Hardcore Bengal Maoist arrested in Orissa »
- Pakistan test-fires Hatf-9 »
- 97 lakh voters to cast ballots in first phase of West Bengal polls »
- Trinamool Goons Getting Berserk »
- North Bengal: Defeat the Separatists »
- Joint drafting committee on Lokpal Bill meets for first time »
- Veteran CPI leader Prabhu Narayan Rai dead »
- Pak plans to hike defence budget by 18 per cent to Rs. 582 bn »
- Supreme Court grants bail to Binayak Sen »
Their Morals and Ours
The media exhorts onward the Trinamool Congress and its allied spectrum, from the explicitly allied Congress to the tacitly allied Maoists. They wish to use all their might to remove the Left Front from the state government in West Bengal. Excited by the prospect of victory, they nonetheless perspire with the fear that their calculations might have gone horribly wrong.... »
Why West Bengal Needs a Left Government
Many arguments can be advanced for why West Bengal should have a government headed by a revitalised Left Front government. Several of these reasons relate to the broader necessity for taking forward the struggle for democracy in all its various forms, including both economic justice and broader mass participation... »
Paid Opinion Poll: Latest Munition in Anti-Left Propaganda
The opinion poll for the West Bengal assembly elections conducted by STAR Ananda-The Nielsen Company is nothing but a part of the election-time propaganda by the anti-Left media. The opinion poll, which was aired on 14th April, has claimed that the Trinamool Congress led alliance is going to win in 215 out of 294 seats and the Left Front in only 74. TMC-Congress' vote share has been shown as increasing by almost 3.5% and the Left Front's vote share declining by nearly 4% from the Lok Sabha elections of 2009. Two weeks back, another opinion poll conducted by ORG-Headlines Today had projected TMC led alliance winning 182 seats and the Left Front 101, with the respective vote shares being 44% for the former and 43% for the latter, which is roughly the same as in 2009 Lok Sabha elections... »
North Bengal: Milestones in an Unbroken Journey
As time draws close for voters in 54 assembly constituencies in six North Bengal districts, it is appropriate to dwell upon the great importance that the forthcoming election holds to regional stakeholders in the development of North Bengal. In recent reports fed to the public by the press and popular media, North Bengal is described as a backward region. The complex reasons for its backwardness are never satisfactorily examined by reporters, and are therefore poorly understood by those unacquainted with the region, including those leaders who hold out promises of instant change... »
SLIDESHOW
BRIGADE RALLYThe Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata was full to the brim on February 13, 2011...
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