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Letter to BS: CPI, TMC, NCP should accept they are not national parties

The parties went to the extent of pleading they should be given a fresh opportunity to improve their electoral performance

Trinamool, CPI urge Election Commission not to strip national party status

The three parties said they should be given a fresh opportunity to improve their electoral performance

If all is well, why weren't we allowed in J-K: Left leaders question govt

Yechury and Raja had both written to governor Satya Pal Malik on Thursday informing him of their visit and requesting him to facilitate their entry

D Raja to take over as CPI general secretary replacing Sudhakar Reddy

The change in leadership comes after the party's worst-ever performance in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections

Retail inflation rises marginally in April to 2.92% from 2.86% in March

Pulses inflation stood at -0.89 per cent versus -2.25% (month on month)

CPI remains benign at 3.77% in Sept; Aug IIP at better-than-expected 4.3%

Slight pick up in CPI driven by higher food and fuel prices and a depreciating rupee

Formula of unity: The trio of CPI, CPM, Congress against BJP in Bengal

'We don't want to break with the Left and go with the Congress,' CPI chief Sudhakar Reddy said

Party not averse to joining hands with Congress to take on BJP, says CPI

The CPI is the second largest partner in the CPI(M)- led LDF government in Kerala

Higher fuel prices drive up March CPI to five-month high at 3.81%

Food prices rose 1.93% on the year, slower than a 2.01% annual increase in February

CPI for national alliance of secular, democratic parties to stop BJP-RSS

Says Congress, being a pan-India party, should introspect seriously the current political situation

Retail inflation to soften further, October CPI seen at 4.1%: Report

Largely helped by a favourable base effect

We don't defend political murders in Kerala: CPI

A BJP activist was allegedly hacked to death in Kannur district, last Wednesday

August CPI falls to 5.05 per cent; July IIP shrinks by 2.4 per cent

The fall in inflation and industrial output may bolster hopes for an interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India

India's implementation of CPI target to aid inflation fight: Moody's

The government this week notified parliament that it would introduce the target of 4%

Govt implements CPI target of 4%, cementing Raghuram Rajan legacy

Before stepping down as RBI Gov on Sept 4, Rajan completed his inflation target and staffed up the 6-member MPC

Core consumer price inflation seen at around 4.5% in June

This is the second consecutive month that the retail prices have cooled down

May CPI inflation spikes to 19-month high of 5.76%

CPI inflation for April was 5.47%, revised upwards from 5.39% earlier

March CPI eases to six-month low of 4.83%; Feb IIP rebounds to 2%

Food inflation eased slightly to 5.21% in March and manufacturing shows marginal growth of 0.7% in February

Letters: Downfall of the CPI

Allow me to make some observations about Vikram Gopal's review of the book, The Communist Party of India and the Indian Emergency by David Lockwood (March 31). The policies adopted by the Communist Party of India (CPI), when it was undivided as well post split, were totally Soviet Union-centric. This caused the downfall of the party.Since inception, the CPI's standard policy had been to seek guidance from the erstwhile Soviet Union. Nothing wrong with that, as several well-meaning politicians the world over thought that Lenin and subsequently, Stalin were messiahs. These politicians believed that by following their dicta and doing their bidding, the goal of socialism would be achieved.The Imperialist War, which started in 1939, was termed the People's War in 1941 at the behest of the then Communist International (Comintern), the policy-making body of the Communist world. The Comintern gave this dictum, as Adolf Hitler opened the Eastern Front on June 22, 1941, and attacked the Soviet U

Some understanding between Congress and Left in WB, says CPI leader

Veteran CPI leader Gurudas Dasgupta did not elaborate on his remark