BHUBANESWAR, April 13, 2012 Prafulla Das It may sound strange, but it is true. Of the 27 persons whose release the Naveen Patnaik government assured Maoists for securing freedom for the abducted Italian Bosusco Paolo (since freed) and Biju Janata Dal… Continue Reading →
Chasing shadows in Abujmard AMAN SETHI The Hindu—GROUND ZERO: Apart from reports of civilian deaths and property damage, the outcomes of ‘Operation Hakka’ are still unclear. A burnt house. Photo: Aman Sethi ‘Operation Haka’ has been dramatically projected as the… Continue Reading →
Idinthakarai Update April 10, 2012 Greetings! The daily relay fast has been happening here without interruption. Eleven of our comrades from Koodankulam have just been released on bail and each person has been asked to post 8 individual sureties holding… Continue Reading →
Mar 31, 2012 Published on the eve of the Seminar on IT organized at Kozhikode in connection with the 20th Party Congress of CPI(M) Resolution on IT sector adopted in 11th National Conference of CITU held at Chandigarh Information Technology… Continue Reading →
by Janaki Lenin,Firt Post Apr 8, 2012 So what if it was the largest-ever FDI in India? The law finally caught up with it on 30 March 2012, when the National Green Tribunal suspended POSCO’s environmental clearance and ordered a… Continue Reading →
by- – A.Muthukrishnan The CPIM and CPI are a part of the Konkan Bachao Samiti in Jaitapur which has a resolve of protesting against the world’s biggest nuclear complex which is coming up at Jaitapur. This Jaitapurnuclear plant will not only have safety issue’s but it’s going to make extinct the Alphonso… Continue Reading →
A timeline of statements by Left parties on the Kundalkulum / koodankulam power plant. Just a few days ago when ten thousands of police forces were moblised by the state against the protestors at the same time CPI state seceratary D.Pandian… Continue Reading →
NEW DELHI, February 10, 2012 AMAN SETHI, The Hindu Kartam Surya was one of three informal SPO commanders to emerge in the aftermath of the Salwa Judum. On Thursday evening, cadres of the outlawed Communist Party of India (Maoist) opened… Continue Reading →
Ugly mechanism that feeds into a vicious cycle of Human Rights abuse 30/1/2012 Kashmir Times, Editorial It can’t be a case of setting a bad precedent. That was already set when Mumma Kana, an unknown informer of the security agencies… Continue Reading →
P E Usha, a non-teaching employee of Calicut University, charged Prakashan, a male colleague, with making sexually coloured remarks about her in their workplace. This happened after she was assaulted sexually on a bus by a stranger late in the… Continue Reading →
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