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27/11/2025

27/11/2025

Resistance & Defiance on 26th November 2025 at Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, against anti worker pro employer four draconian labour codes notification by Modi Govt.

27/11/2025

A protest rally and deputation were held at Uttarpara Municipality by CPI(M) Uttarpara–Makhla and Kotrung –Hindmotor Area Committees highlighting various demands . Central Committee member Comrade Meenakshi Mukherjee addressed the gathering

26/11/2025

A massive dharna was staged by at the Khammam collectorate demanding immediate arrest of the accused involved in the murder of CPI (M) leader Samineni Rama Rao that took place on October 31 in the district. The police prevented the party leaders from entering the collectorate to submit a memorandum to the Collector.

CPIM Telangana State Secretary Com John Wesley alleged that the police were favouring the ruling party. Rama Rao’s murder was a politically motivated murder committed by Congress. He warned that if the Collector and the Police did not respond and arrest the accused, the party would turn the issue into a statewide movement and would fight until justice was served to the Rama Rao family. CPIM Telangana State Secreteriate member Pothineni Sudarshan Rao said the investigation was being diverted and not aimed at catching the murderers. leader Bagam Hemantha Rao, BRS leader Lingala Kamal Raju, (ML) New Democracy leader Kola Lakshminarayana, AIDWA leader Mukuru Ramana, Samineni Rama Rao’s wife Swarajyam and son Vijay took part in the protest.

26/11/2025

On the occasion of the centenary year of the Communist Party of India and Constitution Day, a grand Red Flag March was taken out in Nagpur. Thousands of men and women participated in the march.
At Chitnis Park, a massive public meeting was held under the chairmanship of the party’s senior leader Comrade Tukaram Bhasme. Party National Secretary Comrade Dr. Bhalchandra Kango, State Secretary Comrade Adv. Subhash Lande, Joint Secretary Comrade Shyam Kale, Comrade Tukaram Bhasme, Comrade Raju Desle, and Comrade Yugalkishor Raylu delivered speeches. Party leaders and district secretaries from across Vidarbha were in attendance. Hundreds of young men and women participated in the Red flag parade.

26/11/2025

Thousands participated in Massive Day of Resistance and Defiance by workers and Peasants of Karantaka at Bengaluru, Freedom Park under the banner of Samyukta Horata Karantaka, Joint Platform of SKM and Joint Platform of Trade Unions of Karantaka, students, youth and women's organisation's and other civil society organisation's against notification of Four anti workers labour codes by Modi Govt and urging for MSP on C2 plus 50 recommendations of Swaminathan Commission.

26/11/2025

Ashok Garg Memorial Lecture was organized by the Jan Vichar Manch Lucknow, at the Kaifi Azmi Academy. The key speaker for the memorial lecture, held on the topic 'Current Political Scenario: Challenges and Our Responsibility,' was Com. Prakash Karat, former General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).

25/11/2025

Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI-Communist) members and supporters took out a massive protest rally in front of Odisha Legislative Assembly in Bhubaneswar raising various burning issues of the common man.

24/11/2025

24/11/2025

A major internationalist event was held at the headquarters of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) in Athens to commemorate the 108th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution.

The gathering was organized under the central theme: “Relevant messages of the October Revolution in our contemporary struggle for socialism and in conditions of imperialist war,” bringing together a large audience and representatives of 25 communist and workers’ parties from across the world.

The event opened with an artistic program featuring revolutionary and anti-fascist songs from various countries and periods, setting a resolute and internationalist atmosphere and highlighting the cultural heritage of the workers’ movement in song and struggle.

23/11/2025

Labour Codes Implementation: Codifying Modern Slavery For “Ease of Business.”

The Union Government on November 21 notified the implementation of the four Labour Codes, despite strong opposition from workers and the toiling masses. The four Labour Codes - the Code on Wages, 2019; the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020; the Social Security Code, 2020; and the Industrial Relations Code, 2020 - though presented in the name of “labour reform,” are essentially tools that codify modern slavery and exploitation for the benefit and profiteering of big businesses and corporate interests, all under the banner of “Ease of Doing Business.”

These Codes drastically dilute industrial safety compliance, wage and welfare requirements, and effectively dismantle hard-earned rights of workers, including the right to form associations and take collective action. The thresholds for implementing safety measures and welfare provisions have been raised in favour of business, pushing a large section of the working class into conditions resembling bo***ge and paving the way for further informalisation and contractualisation of labour. The objective and purpose of the four Labour Codes are not reforms, but to sn**ch away the rights and safety of workers in the name of facilitating corporate profiteering.

The Labour Codes, along with the recent draft Shram Shakti Niti 2025, reflect the regressive and anti-labour character of the Modi regime, which treats workers and the toiling masses of this country as expendable and attempts to push them into conditions of servitude.

Communist Party of India -Marxist Leninist- Liberation CPIML calls for the immediate withdrawal of these arbitrary and anti-people Labour Codes, and demands the convening of the Indian Labour Conference (ILC), which has been kept in abeyance by the Modi regime for the past ten years.

We call upon the people to extend their support and join the Day of Resistance and Defiance on 26 November 2025, called by the Joint Platform of Central Trade Unions and independent industrial federations, along with peasants led by the Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), in opposition to the implementation of the Labour Codes and to demand the withdrawal of the draft Shram Shakti Niti 2025.

23/11/2025

Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau strongly opposes the unilateral notification of the four Labour Codes by the BJP-led Central Government.

The Labour Codes dismantle 29 hard-won labour laws that have, till now, protected the workers to some extent. Despite many limitations, to an extent the wages, working hours, social security, industrial safety, inspection–compliance mechanisms, and collective bargaining were in place. Instead of simplification, the new Codes seek to dilute and abolish long-established existing rights and entitlements and shift the balance sharply in favour of employers.

The Government’s claim that the Labour Codes will boost employment and investment is completely baseless. The Codes are designed to leave labour unprotected in the face of the onslaught of capital. Their aim is to lure national and international capital by ensuring that all meaningful regulations covering various aspects of labour rights will be nullified. Further, they seek to sn**ch away the right to strike and criminalise any collective action by the working class.

The Labour Codes, in totality, seek to establish a jungle raj by unilaterally empowering the corporate class to bulldoze the rights and entitlements of workers with proactive sponsorship of the Government and administration.

The Polit Bureau also condemns the gross obnoxious violation of democratic and federal norms in pushing these Codes without genuine tripartite consultation with the stakeholders, particularly the workers. The Government sidelined trade unions throughout the process and rushed the legislation through Parliament without debate. Rather, the Government arrogantly rejected the valid objections to the Labour Codes based on irrefutable arguments and concrete documentary evidence.

The CPI(M) calls for the immediate withdrawal of the Labour Codes and urges all trade unions and democratic forces to build united struggles to resist the authoritarian design of the Government and defend the rights and entitlements of the working people, and their struggle for more comprehensive labour rights and protections.