All the proposals in the interim budget, if implemented will further worsen unemployment and inflation and intensify retrogression in agriculture and industry. Armchair economists and corporate media who characterize the interim budget as populist are in a way covering up the true essence of this pro-corporate and anti-people exercise

Paper being presented by Com K N Ramachandran on behalf of CPI (ML) to the International Theoretical Seminar organized by the ICOR following its Second World Conference in April, 2014 – Red Star

The CPI(ML) has started the campaign with an appeal for votes and notes to the people. It appeals to all progressive forces to generously contribute to party fund in the A/c no. 131201601000407, IFSC Code CORP 0001312, in favor of CPI(ML)Red Star in Nawada, New Delhi-110059, branch of Corporation Bank

Red Star Weekly Issue # 9 (Vol 3) 2nd March 2014

A draft appeal prepared by the Delhi Solidarity Group in support of the three day yatra in support of the ongoing people’s resistance against the proposed NPP at Gorakhpur, in Haryana. Please send all proposals to com Soumya Dutta (mob. no. 9213763756) or to com. Subhash (mob. no. 09671467499) or to com. Rajendar Sharma (mob. 09215545571).

The All India People’s Initiative against Nuclear Power (AIPIANP) is organizing a people’s parliament against nuclear power from 10 am on 4th March at jantar Mantar joining hands with all anti nuclear movements all over the country. Prominent leaders of the movement are participating including hundreds of activists of anti nuclear movements. Y

All the ruling class parties deliberately created this situation. CPI(ML) demands that the UPA government should come out with a package to soothe the feelings of both the Seemandhra and Telengana peoples and to reduce the contradiction created between the people of the two regions. Every effort should be made to better people to people relations among them.

The Interim Budget-2014, presented to parliament today by Chidambaram is yet another attempt to carry forward the neoliberal agenda in the populist garb, in view of the forthcoming elections. While official analysts and armchair experts are engaged in interpreting this neoliberal attack on the people as a ‘populist budget’, broad sections of the toiling masses should reject this sugar-coated venom