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.
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SFI activist Dipshita Dhar questioned how is it that police randomly enters a house without any warrant? "If it wasn't police then how dare the police remain inactive despite being informed by the family that men in police uniform murdered their son? What is chief minister Mamata Banerjee doing? She ought to remember she is the police minister."
"However, in view of the prevailing Covid situation, we have asked the candidates to talk to the voters over the phone. Our campaigns on the digital platform are underway with great aplomb. One's own health and that of the others should be a priority,"
"Our candidates will contest in 47 wards in the elections. Most of the candidates will be nominated from the youth and student fronts of our party. We had no formal discussions with the Left Front, but according to the situation, we may come close to them to defeat the Trinamul Congress and the BJP, as there is nothing permanent in politics," said the Congress state working president and Darjeeling district Congress (Plains) president, Sankar Malakar.
“We are a generation that has emerged in public life demanding that our rights be respected as rights and not treated like consumer goods. There continues to be justice for the rich and injustice for the poor, and we no longer will permit that the poor (to) keep paying the price of Chile’s inequality”.
