On this May Day 2025, CITU extends revolutionary greetings to the working people of theworld who are bitterly fighting to defend the hard-earned rights and combating the aggressive onslaught of the neoliberal capitalist order engulfed in systemic crisis. CITU holds Read more…
Sudip Dutta National Secretary, CITU The use of the term Neo-fascism by a section of Left to characterize the current ruling political dispensation in India has ignited a serious debate within the Left as well as other political camps and Read more…
Nationwide General Strike on May 20, 2025 Tapan Sen General Secretary The Indian Working Class movement is facing an unprecedented and challenging situation, stemming from the deepening systemic crisis of contemporary capitalism. The ruling class’s response has become increasingly aggressive Read more…
K. Hemalata President, CITU Despite passing the Labour Codes in Parliament, the Modi led BJP government could not notify them for implementation for more than four years. The united working class movement strongly opposed and resisted their implementation through country Read more…
Since India’s economic liberalization in 1991, the Joint Platform of Central Trade Unions (CTUs)—comprising 10 major unions like Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC), All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS), Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), Read more…
New Delhi, March 18, 2025 – In a powerful display of solidarity, the Joint National Convention of Workers, held at Pyare Lal Bhavan, brought together Central Trade Unions and Independent Sectoral Federations (excluding Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh) to denounce the government’s Read more…
– Vo Nguyen Giap The Marxist Vol 20, 01 January-March 2004 Dien Bien Phu is a large plain 18 kilometers long and six to eight kilometers wide in the mountainous zone of the North-West. It is the biggest and richest Read more…
Comrade Iraniyan, Comrade Sivaraman, and Comrade Arumugam bravely fought against the oppression and the injustices of marginalized people towards land rights and other self respect. They actively participated in the struggle against landlords and oppressors who were against land reforms Read more…
On 4th May 1950, three leaders of the Communist Party of India, Comrade Rairu Nambiar, Comrade Kuttiyappa and Comrade Manjeri Veettil Gopalan Nambiar were shot dead by the police at Padikunnu, Kannur District, Kerala. The Second Congress of the undivided Read more…
Mining started at Kolar (Karnataka) in 1880. The workers were working in hazardous conditions for more than 12 hours per day without any safety. Everybody were working as contract labourers with a very meager payment & there was no other Read more…
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