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The saffron party leaders were acting with over-confidence following victory in Dubbak and in GHMC elections, said CPI state secretariat member B Hemanth Rao
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The leaders of CPI, AITUC, Congress Kisan Morcha and AIKMS expressed solidarity with the Kisan Sangharsh's hunger strike
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Karimnagar: The Left parties staged a dharna at the District Collectorate seeking boycott of Ambani and Adani products till the Union government repeals the new farm laws and the Electricity (Amendment) Bill. Activists of left parties including CPI, CPM, CPI (ML), Forward Block, and People’s organisations staged demonstration holding placards, and raised slogans against the […]
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Vehicular traffic on Rajiv Rahadari leading to Hyderabad came to a standstill for a while as the Left parties’ leaders and workers sat on the road
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Leaders of all political parties including TRS, Congress, TDP, CPI and CPM extended their support to the farmers by taking out rallies and staging protest demonstrations across the district
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Karimnagar: CPI State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy found fault with the Union government for neglecting farmers and taking steps only to benefit the corporates. Speaking at a protest demonstration organised by the CPI district unit at Kaman chowk on Saturday in support of agitating farmers in Delhi demanding the abolition of Farm laws, Venkat Reddy […]
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The repoll in the division is being held after CPI contesting candidate complained about mismatch of the party symbol in the ballot paper on Tuesday.
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The RBI will announce its monetary policy review on December 4
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Speaking to the media here on Wednesday, the Minister said around 200 BJP workers surrounded his convoy and tried to eliminate him
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They staged a road blockade on bypass road here and burnt an effigy of the Central government as a mark of protest
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Karimnagar: Activists of CPI district unit burnt the effigy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Kaman chowk here on Tuesday, in protest against lathi-charge on farmers in Delhi. Speaking on the occasion, CPI district secretary Ponagani Kedari found fault with the Union government for lathi-charge, using tear gas shells and water cannons on farmers agitating […]
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Nalgonda: The nationwide general strike, which was called by Trade Unions against the anti-worker policies of Central government, have evoked a good response in Nalgonda district. The buses remained at seven TSRTC bus depots as the members of the left parties CPI, CPI(M) and their affiliated Trade Unions including AITUC and CITU, staged a sit-in […]
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CPI works led by State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy took out a rally from the bus stand to the Collectorate office where they staged a protest demonstration
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Hyderabad: On the second day of nominations, 522 candidates filed 580 sets of nominations for the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections. Among the nominations, 195 were from the Telangana Rashtra Samithi, 140 from the Bharatiya Janata Party, 68 from the Congress, 47 from the Telugu Desam Party, 27 from the AIMIM, one from CPI, […]
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Khammam: The State secretaries of CPI and CPI(M) parties, Chada Venkat Reddy and Tammineni Veerabhadram appealed to the graduates to support the Left wing candidate in ensuing Khammam-Nalgonda-Warangal Graduates MLC constituency election. Speaking to the press persons here on Monday, they said in order to represent the voice of the common people in the State […]
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Trouble-torn Jammu & Kashmir is at the cusp of a significant political turn with the mainstream parties deciding to participate in the upcoming District Development Council (DDC) elections to be held in the Union Territory. This is the first poll exercise in the volatile region since the scrapping of Article 370 in August last year, […]
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Khammam: The Indian economy has witnessed unprecedented destruction under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rule, alleged the CPI state assistant secretary K Sambasiva Rao. He said the BJP led NDA government’s rule at the Centre for the past six years has led to the 24 per cent fall in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate. […]
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RJD will contest in 144 seats, Congress in 70 and the Left Parties in 29 seats
