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NC, CPI(M) flay move to drop title ‘Sher’ from Srinagar convention centre

The National Conference (NC) and CPI(M) criticised the Jammu and Kashmir administration’s decision to drop the title Sher (lion) from the Sher-e-Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC), now referred to as KICC, in Srinagar.

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Centre’s move to bring public libraries under its control part of plan to implement Hindutva agenda: CPI(M)

The Centre’s move to bring all public libraries in the nation under its control is a part of its plan to implement the Hindutva agenda, says a statement issued by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) State Secretariat here.

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CPI(M), Congress scramble to decipher impact of NSS’s equidistance line on Puthuppally bypoll

CPI(M) & Congress seek to decipher NSS' equidistance policy for Puthuppally bypoll. NSS has votes, but not enough to tip scales. NSS' equidistance has blocked BJP's attempt to pull it into Sangh Parivar. UDF has umbilical link with NSS. NSS' statement suggests issue of religion & science will reflect in…

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Proportional representation system need of the hour in India: Parakala Prabhakar

Political economist Parakala Prabhakar advocates proportional representation for India. He argues that FPTP system has weakened democracy, economy and secularism. He cites Farm Bills' passage and withdrawal without any meaningful debate as example. Binoy Viswam calls for electoral reforms and the right to recall non-performing MPs/MLAs.

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INDIA will unseat Modi government in 2024, says CPI national secretary Binoy Viswam

The 26 opposition parties will evolve an action plan to expose the ‘misrule’ of the NDA government, says the CPI leader, adding that a strong anti-incumbency wave is sweeping the nation.

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Left Front announces candidates for Tripura Assembly byelections

In the last Assembly elections, Mr. Chanda had lost to Union Minister Pratima Bhoumik from Dhanpur, but the CPI(M) managed to retain the Boxanagar seat defeating the BJP candidate in a triangular contest.

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Scales weigh in favour of Jaick C. Thomas as CPI(M) candidate in Puthuppally

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LDF retains all seats in local body bypolls in Kannur

LDF retains all seats in Kannur district by-elections; CPI(M)'s B. Geethamma wins by 9 votes at Dharmadam, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's constituency; B.P. Reeshma wins with 393 votes at Thattiyodu, Munderi panchayat. Alleged issues within CPI(M) and protests against leadership caused narrow win.

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POCSO case against former CPI(M) branch secretary in Kannur

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By-election results: CPI(M) wins Ottakkal ward

CPI(M) candidate Anupama has won Ottakkal ward in Thenmala grama panchayat by-elections. While she bagged 561 votes, other candidates Bijili James (INC) and S. Ashambika (BJP) polled 527 and 78 votes respectively.

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Last day of Parliament Monsoon session: FM Sitharaman to move Central Goods and Service Tax Amendment Bill

The ongoing session of Parliament is set to conclude on Firday after three weeks of tumult, during which the Opposition and treasury benches faced-off on the issue of ethnic violence in Manipur. Read further on Dynamite News.

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Bilkis Bano case | Supreme Court questions role of PIL petitioners

The Bilkis Bano case PIL petitioners include Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra, CPI(M) leader Subhashini Ali, independent journalist and filmmaker Revati Laul and former philosophy professor and activist Roop Rekh Varma.

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A sense of anti-climax as UDF keeps mum on graft charge against CM’s daughter in House

UDF’s “flip-flop” on mining scandal leaves Kerala’s political sphere with a sense of anti-climax; Congress “belatedly learned” of handouts to UDF leaders; CPI(M) seizes high moral ground; BJP wrings rhetorical advantage; Union Minister says Congress & CPI(M) same on corruption.

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Nuh violence well-planned to garner poll dividends: CPI(M) delegation

A CPI (M) delegation described the communal clashes in Nuh as "well orchestrated" to gain electoral dividends and sought a judicial probe under High Court supervision. The team interacted with the prominent persons of the society and appreciated the people of both communities for maintaining peace among themselves keeping with…

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HC stays proceedings in money laundering case against Bineesh Kodiyeri

Bineesh Kodiyeri, son of former Kerala State secretary of CPI(M) Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, had petitioned the High Court of Karnataka to stay proceedings in a money laundering case against him. The Court granted the interim order and directed ED to file statement of objection. Further hearing adjourned.

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Puthuppally bypoll: Despite delay in announcing candidate, LDF looks to catch up with UDF on the ground

Unfazed by the continuing uncertainty over its candidate, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) has commenced efforts to catch up with the United Democratic Front (LDF) at Puthuppally by kicking off election conventions

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Opposition highlights police brutality in Kerala Assembly

IUML legislator Shamsudeen decries police "practice" of treating addicts as criminals. Opposition leader Satheesan blames powerful clique in CMO for controlling police. CM Vijayan counters by citing low custodial deaths in Kerala. Opposition stages walkout after motion rejected.

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Opposition, government continue to battle over rules in Rajya Sabha

The Rajya Sabha functioned for 36 minutes on Thursday morning, spending a significant time debating the rule under which a discussion on Manipur should be held but adjourned without any consensus.

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In Nuh, Haryana BJP chief blames Congress, AAP for attack on procession

BJP blames Congress, AAP for Nuh attack; CPI(M) to visit victims. BJP delegation met govt officials, police officers & both communities. BJP said conspirators from either party should not be spared. Admin & society restoring harmony, demolishing illegal constructions used in attack. CPI(M) to visit Nuh & Gurugram to express…

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By-election in two Tripura Assembly seats on September 5

The by-election to two Tripura Assembly constituencies — Dhanpur and Boxanagar in Tripura’s Sepahijala district will be held on September 5

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CPI (Maoist) Telangana State committee condoles Gaddar’s death

The CPI (Maoist) Telangana State committee mourns death of Gaddar, a revolutionist for four decades, who set up Jana Natya Mandali to mobilise oppressed classes against feudal suppression

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Municipal staff stage protest in Vijayawada seeking fulfilment of poll promises by CM

Municipal workers & employees in Vijayawada protest, demanding CM Jagan Mohan Reddy fulfil promises made before elections. Led by APMWEF & CITU, they allege govt deceiving them & not fulfilling promises. CPI (M) leader Babu Rao says govt discriminating & imposing burden on public.

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Sangh Parivar agenda behind ethnic strife in Manipur: CPI(M)

Inaugurating a protest meet organised by the Kerala University Teachers’ Association (KUTA) on the Karyavattom campus of Kerala University here on Monday, Mr. Swaraj alleged both the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Popular Front of India shared a common agenda of creating communal divides a

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After reorganisation of districts in Andhra Pradesh, injustice done to Adivasis, says HRF member

Adivasis of six non-scheduled villages in Anakapalli district in Andhra Pradesh, concluded a 4-day padayatra demanding inclusion in the 5th Schedule.

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CPI plans bus yatra in Andhra Pradesh to highlight ‘anti-people’ policies of State and Central governments

The Communist Party of India (CPI) will organise a bus yatra from August 17 to September 8 to highlight the ‘anti-people policies’ of the State and Central governments. Addressing the media here on August 6 (Sunday), CPI State secretary K. Ramakrishna said that the bus yatra would begin from the…

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