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India cracks down on dissent Indian state’s crackdown on dissent met with growing resistance

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.

Indian workers demand withdrawal of pro-corporate labor codes, prepare for a national strike on July 9 Indian workers demand withdrawal of pro-corporate labor codes, prepare for a national strike on July 9

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.

Workers in South Asia celebrated May Day with a resolve to change the world

Labor unions organized rallies in all major cities in the region raising major issues facing the working classes and extending solidarity to the anti-imperialist movements across the globe.

Communist-led Kerala soon to become India’s first state free of extreme poverty Communist-led Kerala soon to become India’s first state free of extreme poverty

A targeted program has been undertaken to develop sustainable livelihoods for thousands of families suffering under extreme poverty.

India’s largest communist party slams Israel, calls for an end to US blockade on Cuba

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.

Trump announces sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs against key allies

A 54% total tariff rate against Chinese imports will go into effect on April 9, with tariffs announced against over 100 trading partners

Nationwide protests in India condemn Israel’s crimes and expose US hypocrisy on democracy

Protesters in Delhi demanded Israel be declared an apartheid state and the Indian government break all diplomatic ties with it in solidarity with Palestinians.

Students fight for democracy at Indian universities as political repression escalates

The Bombay High Court recently upheld TISS Mumbai’s decision to suspend Ramadas Prini Sivanandan, a Dalit PhD scholar, for his political activities.

South Asian women celebrate March 8 by waging battles against gender violence and for economic survival

Women’s movements in the region have firmly united with other progressive and left movements in the struggle for a better world.

Five years after Delhi riots, victims still denied rightful compensation

The biased work of law enforcement and government relief agencies has been established in several reports since the Delhi riots.

Trump and Musk’s false USAID claims backfire on BJP

The Narendra Modi-led government in India tried to use Trump’s lies to target the country’s main opposition, accusing it of using USAID to influence elections in the country.

Protests erupt in India following website ban over Modi-Trump cartoon

The cartoon depicts Donald Trump sitting next to the Indian PM in chains during his recent visit to the US, in reference to hundreds of Indian deportees arriving home in the similar manner.