October 2025 issue of Revolutionary Democracy published

The October 2025 issue of the English-language Indian Marxist-Leninist theoretical, political, and historical journal Revolutionary Democracy ( revolutionarydemocracy.org ) came out by the morning of October 12th and can be ordered from Red Star Publishers ( redstarpublishers.org ) for $8 dollars, which covers the shipping cost within the US.  For more information about ordering see the website.  Their postal mailbox has been discontinued and payments must be made through PayPal or by special arrangement.  Many of the articles are also posted on Revolutionary Democracy's website.

Brick and mortar bookstores, organizations, and individuals selling copies in Canada, India, the UK, and the USA are listed on the current issue page at revolutionarydemocracy.org , linked at the top of the menu on the left and some are listed below.  

Bookculture – 536 West 112th Street, New York, New York 10025

Center for Marxist Education – 550 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139

May Day Books – 301 Cedar Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55454 

Red Emma's – 30 West North Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21201

Sankofa Video & Books – 2714 Georgia Drive, Washington, DC 20001  

At The Stalin Society and at the National Office of the New Communist Party, both in London, UK 

Janchetna – D-68, Nirala Nagar, Lucknow-226020

Pragatisheel Sahitya Sadan – Indralok Apartment, opposite Allahabad Bank, Patna 800006 

People's Book House – Meher House Cawasji Patel Street Fort, Mumbai-400001

Navodaya Book House – Opp. Arya Samaj Mandir Kathigada, Hyderabad 500027

Mythry Book House – Masjid Lane, Karl Marx Road, Vijayawada 520002, Andhra Pradesh

Prajasakhti Book House – Door No. 27-1-54, Karl Marx Road, Vijayawada-520002, Andhra Pradesh

 

Punjab Book Centre – S.C.O. 1126-27, Sector 22-B, Chandigarh

Anwesha Book Store – Barowary, Chenikutti, Guwahati-781003

Eklavya Prakashani – Malow Ali, Jorhat, Assam-785001

Notun Padathik – Opp. Assam Engineering Institute Chandmari, Guwahati 781003, Assam 

Progressive Book Centre – BHU Campus, Viswanathan Temple Gate, Varanasi, U.P.

Lokayat Prakashan – 883 Lodhon Ki Goli, M.D. Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan 

Keezhaikkaru – c/o A. Mukundan, 16, Arumanaichaavadi, Near Anthonyaar Church, Cantt Palaavaram, Chennai 600043

Progressive Book House – M.L. Nehru Road, Pan Bazaar, Guwahati-781001, Assam 

People's Publishing House – 18A Marina Arcade, G Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi-110001

People Tree – 8, Regal Building Connaught Place, New Delhi-110001

Geeta Book Centre – Kamal Shopping Complex  JNU New Campus, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-67

People's Publishing House – J.N.U. New Campus, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-67

Su Ku Ning's Black Holes – Khurai Lamlong Keithal, A.P. Road, Imphal East, Manipur-795002  

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Badruddin Umar (Bengali: বদরুদ্দীন উমর; December 20, 1931 in Bardhaman, Bengal Presidency, British India – after 10am on September 7, 2025 at the Bangladesh Specialized Hospital in Shyamoli, Dhaka, Bangladesh; the funeral prayer met at the Dhaka University Central Mosque and he was interred in the Jurain cemetery late in the afternoon on September 8th); he became a member of the Communist Party of East Pakistan (ML) in 1969 and edited its weekly Shaptahik Ganashakhti February 1970-March 1971; he led the Communist Party of Bangladesh (Marxist–Leninist) (বাংলাদেশের সাম্যবাদী দল (মার্কসবাদী-লেনিনবাদী ; the BSD-ML or the CPBML; founded in 1976) and he was president of the Bangladesh Krishak Federation (Bangladesh Peasant Federation; founded in 1978), the Bangladesh Lekhak Shibir (Bangladesh writers' camp? ; like a writers' union/intelligentsia organization?), and the Jatiya Mukti Council (National Liberation Council; founded in 2003):  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badruddin_Umar , en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_Party_of_Bangladesh_(Marxist–Leninist)_(Umar) , and revolutionarydemocracy.org  [ And:  redphoenixnews.com/2025/09/11/a-bright-red-star-has-joined-the-heavens-2/ ]

Russian communist revolutionary Dmitry Fedorovich Pirozhkov (March 22,m 1946 – June 19, 2025; he is buried in Saint Petersburg's Southern Cemetery); he was a founder and editor of the newspaper Proletarskaya Gazeta, founded in 1999; he appears in a series on YouTube with Georgii Eremin YouTube.com/live/IcoTvSee-YU?si=qlqoQrNcbDrsoZEh  NorthStar Compass?  

An article from Proletarskaya Gazeta is re-posted here:  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2024/01/proletarskaya-gazeta-intrigues-of-us.html

Alexander Aleksandrovich Bogdanov (Александр Александрович Богданов; born Alexander Malinovsky; August 22, 1873 in Sokółka, Grodno Governorate, Russian Empire; now in Poland – April 7, 1928 in Moscow):  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Bogdanov and www.marxists.org/archive/bogdanov/index.htm 

Georgi Dimitrov Mihaylov (Bulgarian: Георги Димитров Михайлов) / Georgiy Mihaylovich Dimitrov (Russian: Георгий Михайлович Димитров); (June 18, 1882 in Kovachevtsi, Bulgaria – July 2, 1949 at a sanatorium in Barvikha, Moscow; it has been suggested that he was poisoned):  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgi_Dimitrov , revolutionarydemocracy.org , www.marxists.org/reference/archive/dimitrov/index.htm , ml-review.ca/aml/index/subject.html#d , marx2mao.com/Other/Index.html#F&H , and  neodemocracy.blogspot.com  michaelharrison.org.uk/ ?  See a summer calendar post for more details.  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2022/06/on-140th-anniversary-of-georgi.html , durhamspark.blogspot.com/2024/04/some-additional-events-and.html ,  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2024/08/summer-came-in-with-buzz-and-whirr-goes.html, etc.

Josip Broz Tito (Tito is an assumed name; May 7, 1892 in Kumrovec, Croatia-Slavonia, Austria-Hungary, now in northern Croatia – May 4, 1980 in Ljubljana, SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia):  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josip_Broz_Tito and www.marxists.org/archive/tito/index.htm

[ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milovan_Djilas 

Kim Il Sung (김일성 ; born Kim Song Ju or 김성주 ? ; April 15. 1912 in Pyongyang, Korea, Empire of Japan – July 8, 1994 in Hyangsan, North Pyongan, DPR Korea):  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Il_Sung , www.marxists.org/archive/kim-il-sung/index.htm , ml-review.ca/aml/index/subject.html , and  neodemocracy.blogspot.com (?)  michaelharrison.org.uk/ ?  See a spring calendar post for more details.  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2024/04/some-additional-events-and.html , etc.

Peng Dehuai or Peng Teh-Huai ( 彭德怀 ; October 24, 1898 in Shixiang, Xiangtan County, Hunan, China – November 29, 1974 in Beijing) :  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peng_Dehuai and www.marxists.org/archive/peng-dehuai/index.htm

"Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics, Only the Flag Was Red" was in the August 2025 issue of Towards Marxist-Leninist Unity:  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2025/08/august-2025-issue-of-towards-ml-unity.html

An En Marcha article is re-posted here:  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2017/12/pcmle-in-china-capitalism-is-being.html 

Slightly edited –

Revolutionary Democracy

Volume 2, No. 2     October 2025

Contents:

Military coup in Nepal: Army ousts government and dissolves parliament exploiting the 8th September Gen-Z protest, Karan Varma

The post-July uprising in Bangladesh, Badruddin Umar

Obituaries of Badruddin Umar (1931- 2025)

Comrade Badruddin Umar – the untiring voice of the toiling people of Bangladesh! Revolutionary Democracy

Comrade Badruddin Umar and his Struggle, Shafi Rahman

Badruddin Umar was one of the foremost faces of the Left in Bangladesh who remained undeterred from challenging Oppression, Harsh Thakor

Condolence Meeting.

Obituaries of Dmitry Fedorovich Pirozhkov (1946-2025), Georgii Eremin, Vladimir Nikiforov

P. Sundarayya’s ‘My Resignation’ – Fifty Years On, Aditya Nigam

50 years of CPI(M)'s founding General Secretary's Resignation – what it tells us about the communist movement in India today, Comrades of Bengal

Book Review: ‘Stalin and Indonesia. Soviet Policy Towards Indonesia: Unknown Pages’ by Larisa Elfimova, Aahwan Singh

Disarming the Working Class: Strengthening the State, The New Labour Codes Enacted by the Indian Parliament, CN Subramaniam

 The BJP government's politics of disenfranchising masses in Bihar, Karan Varma

Statement on the current confrontation between the governments of India and Pakistan

50 years of CPI(M)'s founding General Secretary's Resignation –- what it tells us about the communist movement in India today, Comrades of Bengal

Imperialist Trade Attacks and the Erosion of Sovereignty, NTUI

Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics, Towards Marxist-Leninist Unity, New York

Trump is a continuation of the politics of imperialism, albeit in decline, George Gruenthal

Developments in Bolivia: "Progressivism" is defeated, En Marcha

Final Declaration of the 29th International Seminar: Problems of the Revolution in Latin America

Declaration of the Meeting of Latin American Parties, Members of the ICMLPO.

The Party’s Struggle against Bogdanov’s Reformist Theories on ‘Proletarian Culture’, A.V. Shchegolov

Letter from Tito to Dimitrov on the Visit of Djilas.

Some Problems of the People’s Democratic Revolution in the DPRK, Vijay Singh

Conversation between I.V. Stalin and the delegation of the DPRK headed by Kim Il Sung, (5 March, 1949)

Record of Stalin's conversation with Kim Il Sung and Peng Dehuai (September 4, 1952)

Further Materials on the Correspondence of Ajoy Ghosh, CPI, with the CPSU(B), 1952

April 2025 issue of Revolutionary Democracy published + NLG Federal Defense Hotline [+ news]

The current calendar post is at:  durhamspark.blogspot.com/2025/03/unac-stop-attacks-on-palestinian-rights.html , but I hope to post a new one shortly. 

From the NLG:

Webinar: The Feds are Knocking: Federal Grand Juries [and] State Repression, Wednesday, April 16, 2025, 6:30-8 PM ET, Via Zoom

The NLG National Office is excited to announce a new webinar!

Federal agents use tactics like “door knocks” and grand jury subpoenas to target activists and surveil social movements. This training will cover how to support activists in federal investigations and grand jury proceedings. Attendees will learn about federal grand jury subpoenas and litigation, with a focus on representing witnesses who wish to litigate the validity of a subpoena. This training will provide guidance for attorneys, and help prepare activists and support teams for what to expect throughout the grand jury process.

Date and Time: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 6:30-8:00 PM ET Via Zoom.

Speaker: Mo Meltzer-Cohen is an educator, attorney, and abolitionist, serving overlapping communities of activists, queers, and prisoners. Their work includes criminal defense, particularly for those arrested in the course of justice struggles; representation of witnesses before federal grand juries; and advocacy for those seeking gender affirming and other necessary (but often withheld) health care while in prison.

NOTE: The NLG Federal Defense Hotline is also available to activists and lawyers in order to report verified incidents of federal repression, such as FBI “door-knocks” at activists’ homes, grand jury investigations and subpoenas, and any other federal law enforcement efforts to undermine civil rights, including federal grab squads and the use of unidentified federal agents to police protests. Hotline allows callers to have privileged conversations with attorneys and to receive attorney referrals, know-your-rights information, and resources for responding to grand jury investigations and subpoenas. The line is live at: (212)-679-2811.

[On the student protest April 16th at NCCU in Durham:  theworker.news/2025/04/17/student-housing-activists-arrested-in-durham-nc/

[April 17th is Palestinian Prisoners' Day 2025, with events in New York City, Cleveland, New Orleans, Denver, Los Angeles, San Jose, Seattle, Grand Rapids, Santa Ana, Toronto, Vancouver, Mississauga, Lima, Havana, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Toulouse, Nantes, Alpes de Haute-Provence (France), Brussels, Amsterdam, Manchester, Dublin, Berlin, Frankfurt, Halle, Magdeburg, Mannheim, Tuebingen, Gothenburg, (Sweden), Rome, Firenze, Beirut, Lalitpur (Nepal), and other places April 17th-21st:  samidoun.net/2025/04/palestinian-prisoners-day-2025-fighting-for-liberation-against-imperialist-zionist-genocide/ ]

[There will be a Department of People Who Work for a Living hearing, part of an ongoing series, April 17th in Asheville (see the NC AFL-CIO):  DPWL Public Hearing in Asheville

From the Haw River Assembly: 

 

"Burlington Tarheel Army Missile Plant (TAMP): Community Meeting Update

The Resident Advisory Board (RAB) for the Burlington Tarheel Army Missile Plant met yesterday (Thursday, April 17, 2025) at the Kernodle Senior Center with representatives from NC Department of Water Quality (NCDEQ), Burlington City Planning, researchers, scientists and the Army's remediation team.

The Army has removed 460 tons of contaminated soil to contain groundwater contamination, primarily from degreasing agents and taken it to approved landfill sites. PFAS was detected at low levels and will require separate investigation and funding. Property responsibilities are split between the current owner (maintaining fencing, land use restrictions) and the Army (monitoring, remediation of contaminated soil). Northwind/Terracon contractors are managing cleanup with DOD funding.

Community members voiced concerns about transparency regarding well locations, testing and soil disposal sites (landfill locations). Residents requested comprehensive documentation of site risks, remediation plans and specific, clear information they could share with their community members about what is going on with the site. The meeting revealed a need for improved outreach to directly affected neighbors, as attendance from impacted residents was limited."]

[Durham Beer and Banjos is on third Thursdays, including April 17th.]

[From the NC Poor People's Campaign:

"On Saturday, April 19, 2025, thousands of North Carolinians will gather at Halifax Mall in downtown Raleigh for “Forward Together: A March for Justice and Unity,” a powerful demonstration calling for equity, democracy, and collective action. The event will take place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 300 North Salisbury Street.

What: "Forward Together: A March for Justice and Unity"

When: Saturday, April 19, 2025, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM

Where: Halifax Mall, 300 North Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27603 "

...

"Also on April 19, the Western Circle NCPPC is supporting the "People's Town Hall for Liberty" in Asheville's Pack Square Amphitheatre, from 12PM to 2PM. Click here for more information, and to sign up."]

[There will be a weekly anti-Trump rally near the Chatham County Courthouse in central Pittsboro April 19th?]

[Local anti-Trump protests organized by the Democratic Party or front groups:  There was a "National Protests in 50 States: Durham protecting Democracy!" rally April 19th 11:30am-12pm at CCB Plaza, by Major the Bull; organized by Durham Democrats, Engaged Durhamites for Democracy, and Durham Progressive Democrats:  www.mobilize.us/durhamcountydemocrats/event/774615/  Another protest, "May Day Strong: National Day of Action" is planned for May 1st at 2pm:  www.mobilize.us/mayday/event/777716/  4-7pm at Halifax Mall in Raleigh:  www.mobilize.us/mayday/event/775016/ 3:30-7pm in the same place; organized by SURJ:  www.mobilize.us/mayday/event/777020/  A protest every Tuesday 8-9am at 147 and Anderson Drive in Durham? -- www.mobilize.us/durhamcountydemocrats/event/761258/    A protest every Wednesday, 4-6pm, at the ATT bridge over I-40? -- www.mobilize.us/durhamcountydemocrats/event/767509/   At a Tesla dealership in Raleigh (7101 Glenwood Avenue) every Friday 4-6pm? -- www.mobilize.us/durhamcountydemocrats/event/766727/ ]

[The Hemparoo 2025 hemp festival will be April 19th 12-6pm at The Plant in Pittsboro:  www.theplantnc.com/event-details/hemparoo-2025 ]

[The 15th Annual North Carolina ‘Cuegrass Festival will be April 19th 12-6pm in downtown Raleigh.] 

[Every Day is Earth Day will be April 19th 1-5pm at The Scrap Exchange in Durham (2000 Chapel Hill Road):  www.scrapexchange.org  For some other Earth Day celebrations see the March calendar post, linked above, and TriangleontheCheap.com ]

[The GCAP Holi Festival will be April 19th in Gibsonville.] 

[The RiverRun International Film Festival in the Triad area will end April 19th.]

[There will be a public hearing, during the triennial review of water quality standards in North Carolina, April 22nd at 5pm at the Archdale Building in Raleigh.  The Haw River Assembly will hold a webinar to prepare Monday, April 21 at 7:00pm:  docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe2E6u1XO7j1Q3f0dY3jW43vboElbv1djTTD2TcrTUCKizNEQ/viewform  The State will accept written comments through May 2nd.]

[There will be an information session with the TriRiver Water utility company and the Haw River Assembly Wednesday, April 23rd 6:30-8pm at Woods Charter School.]

[The first Biscuits and Banjos Festival will be April 25-27th in Durham; organized by Rhiannon Giddens.]

[From the County government:

13th Annual Star Party

"NEW HANOVER COUNTY, N.C. – Join Cape Fear Museum of History & Science, Carolina Beach State Park, Cape Fear Astronomical Society, and many other community partners for a fun-filled evening of stargazing and astronomy-themed activities on Friday, April 25 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Carolina Beach State Park, 1010 State Park Road. This year’s theme is Your Place in Space. Be part of an event that is happening statewide and bring a flashlight!" 

-- www.nhcgov.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=898 ]

[The Northside Festival will be April 26th 12-3:30pm at 512 Rosemary Street (between Roberson and North Graham streets) in Chapel Hill; organized by the Marian Cheek Jackson Center for Saving and Making History.]

[There will be a Climate Action Fair Saturday, April 26th 1-5pm at The Plant in Pittsboro; organized by the Haw River Assembly:  www.hawriver.org/climate-action-fair ]

[April 26-27th 2-6pm:  www.carolinafarmstewards.org/piedmont-farm-tour/ ]

[The 2025 Haw River Festival and the beginning of this year's of Saturdays in Saxapahaw will be Saturday, May 3rd 4-8pm in Saxapahaw.] 

From the HRA:

"On May 7, The Environmental Management Commission (EMC) will hear a bad rule on PFAS minimization at the Water Quality Committee meeting. This rule as written will be worse than doing nothing, as it will create a shield for polluters to justify their lack of meaningful action and limit our ability to challenge permits or hold polluters accountable and enforce the Clean Water Act."

In preparation for this, we are asking the general public to make themselves seen and heard by these commissioners. Please join us May 7th in Raleigh to protest this rule at the EMC meeting. **We will hold a community action event outside of the building before the meeting begins and hope to have standing room only at the actual meeting for the commissioners. ..."

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9NWQut0rHC2-t-aMTMjFOOMe-wXyp05vjkGc81EAP-TTJCw/viewform ]

[Against the Williams-Transco Southeast Supply Enhancement Project (SSEP) natural gas pipeline:  www.hawriver.org/news/organizing-against-pipeline-threats-and-building-environmental-justice , nossep.org , a report from an NBC affiliate about a recent Guilford County Commissioners work session on the pipeline:  www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=YhUpiriZoak , actionnetwork.org/petitions/greensboro-town-council-and-mayor-pass-a-no-ssep-resolution/ ]

[In addition to the regular weekend event next to the Carrboro Town Hall, there is now a Durham Really Really Free Market; see Facebook.] 

The April issue of the English-language Indian Marxist-Leninist theoretical, political, and historical journal Revolutionary Democracy ( revolutionarydemocracy.org) came out by the 13th and can be ordered from Red Star Publishers ( redstarpublishers.org ) for $7 dollars, which covers the shipping cost within the US.  For more information about ordering see the website.  Their postal mailbox has been discontinued and payments to must be made through PayPal or by special arrangement.

Brick and mortar bookstores, organizations, and individuals selling copies in Canada, India, the UK, and the USA are listed at revolutionarydemocracy.org on the current issue page, linked at the top of the menu on the left.  Many of the articles are also posted there for free.

Contents:

Emergent Fascism and People’s Resistance in India

‘Fascism, the danger of war and the tasks of the Communist Parties’ ECCI, Comintern 1934

Corporate Driven War in the Most Interior Regions of Bastar Forests 

Police Crackdown on Peaceful demonstration by workers of Maruti, Maruti Suzuki Asthayi Mazdoor Sangh

Agrarian stratification in India as it emerges from NSO 2021 Report,
CN Subramaniam

RG Kar Movement – The Journey So Far, A Report by Comrades of Bengal

Commodity Production and the law of value under Socialism, K. Ostrovityanov

Lenin’s Criticism of Bogdonov’s Reactionary Sociological Views, Part II,
A. V. Shchegolov

July Uprising in Bangladesh, Badruddin Umar

Final Declaration of the XXIX Plenary Session of the International
Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organisations – ICMLPO
and Resolution of Solidarity with the Palestinian and Syrian People

The fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime, Tunisian Workers' Party

Syria, Prey to the Imperialist Powers and their Servants,
Communist Platform for the Communist Party of the Proletariat of Italy

Palestinian Ceasefire Accord, Joint Statement

Some Key Notes on the Victory of the Palestinian Resistance
Movement, Party of Labour of Iran (Toufan)

Abdullah Öcalan's call for laying down of arms by Kurds,
Labour Party of Turkiye      

Document: A Note of Self-criticism by Com. G Adhikari, 1946

Document: Ajoy Ghosh - CPSU b correspondence 1952

Document: Conversation of Comrade Zhdanov with Comrade Zachariadis 1947

Book Review by Karan Verma: ‘Japanese Management, Indian resistance’

October 2024 issue of Revolutionary Democracy published (and a new US Marxist-Leninist periodical)

The October issue of the English-language Indian Marxist-Leninist theoretical and political journal Revolutionary Democracy ( revolutionarydemocracy.org) came out on the 15th and can be ordered from Red Star Publishers ( redstarpublishers.org ) for $7 dollars, which covers the shipping cost within the US.  For more information about ordering see the website or contact them at:  

Red Star Publishers

PO Box 1641

Manhattanville Station

New York, New York 10027

USA

[Actually, this mailbox has been closed and payments to Red Star must be made through PayPal or through a special arrangement.]

An email is requested if payment is being sent by mail. 

Phone:  212 864 7595

Brick and mortar bookstores, organizations, and individuals selling copies in Canada, India, the UK, and the USA are listed at revolutionarydemocracy.org on the current issue page, linked at the top of the menu on the left.  Many of the articles are also posted there for free.  Unity and Struggle and Revolutionary Democracy issues are sometimes also available from:  www.americanpartyoflabor.com/shop .

[A new multi-lingual US Marxist-Leninist periodical, Class Struggle, has been started, for now hosted at:  redstarpublishers.org/ClassStruggle/Vol1/index.html  They say "We encourage all contributions, comments and criticisms."
 

In issue one:  

Presidential Election: No to Harris! No to Trump! 

Fascism is Advancing

Aboguemos por la paz, no a la guerra

Why communists should support Hamas

Taft/Hartley Act: Disarming the Working Class

On the effects of Hurricane Helene

Is Fascism on the Ballot?]

REVOLUTIONARY DEMOCRACY

October 2024

Contents

Statement: General Elections in India 2024                                

Statement: The outcome of general elections 2024 in India         

Recent events in Bangladesh                                                    

Political defeat of the Awami League in 2024 elections,  Badruddin Umar

Two interviews with Badruddin Umar                                       

On Lenin's approach to the national question, Mustafa Yalciner

Exploitation of contract workers in Indian Railways,  Padam Kumar

Statement on the Union Budget 2024-25, New Trade Union Initiative of India

Statement on Operation Clean Jharkhand, FACAM                     

Declaration of the Marxist-Leninist Parties of Latin America      

‘Against genocide and Imperialist war’ –  Declaration of the 28th International Seminar on the Problems of the Revolution in Latin America

Lenin’s Criticism of Bogdanov’s Reactionary Sociological Views, (Part I) A. V. Shchegolov

The Carpet Weavers of Kuyan-Bulak Honour Lenin, Bertolt Brecht

A War for Freedom, a song by Makhdoom Muhiuddin                

Telangana, a poem by Kaifi Azmi                                              

India's support of Israel against the people of Gaza exposes Modi government Karan Varma

Correspondence between CPI and CPGB on the question of Pakistan and Indian National Unity,1945

Conversation between JV Stalin and Dolores Ibarruri on the Tactics of the Communist Party of Spain, 1948

Stalin - Zhou Enlai Talk, September 19, 1952                            

Book Review: ‘Albania Challenges Khrushchev Revisionism’