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Deciphering the mystery of Comrade M's Narendra Modi Assassination Letter

Deciphering the Mysterious Letters of Comrade M

The Maharashtra Police have released two purported letters through which, they allege, the Maoists communicated with the arrested civil rights activist Rona Wilson. These letters are prima-facie evidence against Rona […]

Wed, Jun 13 2018Wed, Jun 13 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Civil Rights Activists Arrested by the Pune Police on Fabricated Charges

Modi Regime Can’t Secure its Future by Imprisoning Civil Rights Activists

The Operation Green Hunt reached the urban landscape long ago, and in tandem with the brutal war waged against the poor tribal people of the mineral-rich zones of India, the […]

Wed, Jun 13 2018Wed, Jun 13 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
BJP worker suspicious death in Purulia

What can be the Secret Behind Death of BJP Workers in Purulia?

Two BJP workers have been murdered in Purulia district of West Bengal in the last one week and their bodies were recovered hanging. During the recently held Panchayat election, the […]

Sun, Jun 03 2018Tue, Jun 05 2018 Neeladri Mukherjee Politics
Bijapur Maoist encounter - PTI file photo

Trigger Happy State Machinery Guns Down 10 More in Chhattisgarh

The Soil of Chhattisgarh is crimsoned again in the blood of the tribal people resisting the aggression of the corporate houses on their land, water and forests. According to reports, […]

Sat, Mar 03 2018Sat, Mar 03 2018 People's Review Politics
Arun Jaitley claims demonetisation reduced terrorism

Arun Jaitley Claimed Demonetisation Reduced Terrorism – Really?

There is a proverb in India that a thief’s voice is louder than that of the cop. Arun Jaitley is proving it correct by saying that the demonetisation exercise of […]

Tue, Oct 10 2017Tue, Nov 07 2017 Ameen Gautam India

Modi Government Resorts to Fake Ambush Propaganda to Boost Morale of Paramilitary in Chhattisgarh

Since the Sukma encounter of 24 April, in which 25 CRPF men were killed by the Maoist guerrillas, the Modi government has plunged into a drive to prove that its […]

Fri, May 26 2017Mon, Nov 06 2017 Anand Patil India

The Sukma Ambush: Condemning Selected Violence and Overlooking Gross Injustice

After the  Maoist attack on 24 April took the lives of 24 CRPF men in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh, the corporate media is continuously firing salvo on the Maoists for […]

Thu, May 25 2017Mon, Nov 06 2017 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion

The Spring Thunder That Refused to Cease

The spring thunder over India blazed for the first time in May 1967, 50 years ago, in a small hamlet of Darjeeling district of West Bengal called Naxalbari. Since then, […]

Thu, May 25 2017Mon, Nov 06 2017 Editor Editorial
Prof Dr G.N. Saibaba and Hem Mishra Convicted of being Maoist

Life Sentence for Dr G.N. Saibaba is Moral Booster for Big Mining Corporations

The session court of Gadchiroli, Maharashtra has convicted Prof. Dr G.N. Saibaba, JNU student Hem Mishra, former freelance journalist Prashant Rahi, Mahesh Tirki, Vijay Tirki, and Pandu Narote of being […]

Wed, Mar 08 2017Wed, Mar 08 2017 People's Review Politics
Police repression unleashed to contain Bhangar land movement

Mamata to Brutally Suppress Bhangar Land Movement

Armed with the immense support of the corporate ganglords and their servile media, Mamata Banerjee declared that the Trinamool Congress led West Bengal government will track and hunt down all […]

Sat, Jan 21 2017 Editor Editorial

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