
Left parties reiterated their demand that the Narendra Modi-led government end its silence on the Israeli aggression on Iran and demanded an immediate end to the bombings in Tehran and other Iranian cities.

The military operation against so-called Maoist groups in the mineral rich central India is widely seen as a move to clear all forms of opposition to colonization and resource grabbing in the region.

Students accused India’s ultra-right-wing government of supporting Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, and demanded the release of Freedom Flotilla activists.

In the wake of the intensification of tensions between India and Pakistan, India’s ultra-right-wing government has attempted to silence entities and individuals calling for peace and accountability.

Trade union leaders denounce the recent war frenzy whipped up by the ultra-right-wing government in the country, calling it a diversionary tactic. They declared their support for peace in the region.

After three days of high tension following India’s military strikes inside Pakistan last week, a ceasefire was announced May 10.

The anti-war movement across the borders of the two nuclear-powered neighbors has appealed for sanity and has pushed for diplomatic engagements to resolve all outstanding issues

India’s ruling Hindu supremacist BJP and media have accused Pakistan for the attacks on tourists in Indian Kashmir last week and pushed for “revenge” without offering any evidence

Students protest against state bulldozer actions at the University of Hyderabad, highlighting ecological and democratic implications for the city and India as a whole.

The 24th Congress of India’s largest communist party, CPI (M), concluded with the election of M A Baby as its new general secretary and several young leaders to its top decision-making body.

Identifying it as one of the “worst offender” countries president Trump announced a 26% blanket tariff on all goods coming from India to the US as part of his reciprocal tariff regime

The ultra-right-wing government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been pushing for corporate entry into Indian agriculture, despite opposition from the majority of Indian farmers.