Left loses relevance in Indian politics
With the defeat of the Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala, the last bastion of the Left bloc in India is also gone.
With the defeat of the Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala, the last bastion of the Left bloc in India is also gone.
Taking a dig at the Congress and the Left, PM Modi said both parties call each other BJP's "B team" because they both know the saffron party is the true "A team" of Kerala.
They constructed a bamboo-thatched school hut through collective donations and voluntary labour after repeated appeals to repair their crumbling government school went unanswered.
The All India Students’ Association (AISA) alleged that UGBM was convened at the Sabarmati lawn to discuss the issue of student participation in the upcoming Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) elections and the broader fight for gender justice on campus.
Left and Congress are likely to contest the by-elections, which will be held in six Assembly seats separately.
Kerala police has registered a case against Nilambur MLA PV Anvar for allegedly inciting conflict in the community by leaking the phone conversations of senior officials in the state.
He said that the Congress is seeking the support of SDPI, which is the political wing of PFI. The Communists are also vying for their support.
The reports alleging that case after case against state chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, his family members and the CPI-M leaders are being ‘settled’ by the leaders of the BJP and the CPI-M through middlemen make them despondent.
Launching a big attack on the CPI (M)-led Left and the Congress at the BJP Mahila Conference in Thrissur, Kerala, he said the Left party and the Congress have been two parties in name only. When it comes to corruption, crime or nepotism, both of them do everything together, he said.
The Darjeeling District Congress Lawyers' Cell (DDCLC) and the Left-backed All India Lawyers' Union (AILU) have been contesting the elections
