The #SchoolThikKaroShikshaSudharo call has started catching on in Bihar. On paper, the NDA government has upgraded middle and high schools to plus two level in every panchayat, but most of these schools remain utterly deficient in terms of basic infrastructure.
Consider, for example, the Dekuli plus two school, just 2 km away from Darbhanga district headquarters. The school has just 4 classrooms, no library or laboratory, no boundary wall despite being located near a pond and toilets that are hardly fit for use.
Students, parents, teachers are all getting involved in efforts to demand urgent improvements in Bihar's crumbling education system. The September 6 #GenZKiAwaz assembly in Patna will kick off this campaign across the state.
MPs of @cpimlliberation join INDIA bloc protests in Parliament against the Modi government's silence on the US-Israel war on Iran and its spread across West Asia and the compromised trade deal with the US. India's agriculture and national interests are not for sale.
The #WarOnIran cannot be justified in the name of liberation of Iran's women. Feminism is no ally of war and imperialism. Ending the war and defeating the US-Israel axis remains the foremost universal challenge before the women's movement on the #InternationalWomensDay2026.
Why is the MoSPI in such great hurry to change the 1959 ISI Act that'd declared the Indian Statistical Institute an institution of national importance without adequate pre-legislative consultation and in utter disregard of the concerns voiced by the ISI community? @Rao_InderjitS
Pledge of December 18: Strengthen the CPI(ML) on all fronts and in every possible way.
This December 18 we pay our revolutionary tribute to Comrade Vinod Mishra on his 27th death anniversary. From leading the reorganisation and revival of our beloved party after the setback of the early 1970s to preparing it for the challenging phase of Sangh-BJP aggression in the 1990s, Comrade VM has left behind a glorious communist legacy. Under his leadership the party overcame the obstacles of sectarianism and dogmatism, enriched the party's Marxist understanding about Indian history and society, unleashed wide-ranging mass initiatives, developed a whole set of party policies suited for different fronts and situations, and emerged as a resilient revolutionary organisation daring to learn from mistakes and gain strength from losses.
Our early electoral successes in 1989-90 had proved shortlived and the party soon had to face a whole set of challenges - desertion of elected representatives, a certain shrinking of mass support and heightened feudal backlash. Once again under Comrade VM's leadership, the party tackled these challenges by strengthening the organisation, forging closer ties with the masses and broadening the party's united front approach in opposition politics. We need to demonstrate this basic strength and resilience of the party again in today's critical juncture.
The recent Bihar election has once again pushed us back in the zigzag way of electoral politics. The entire party and all our wellwishers across the country and in the diaspora extended their full support and the party in Bihar ran a spirited campaign. Yet in the face of the Modi government's multidimensional electoral fraud, we could not hold on to the gains we had made in 2020 Assembly and 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Our votes more or less remained the same, but our seat tally dropped from 12 to 2. The party has to draw its due lessons from this electoral setback and come back stronger.
Emboldened by its serial victories in state elections from Delhi and Haryana to Maharashtra and now Bihar, the Modi government has now intensified its fascist offensive through countrywide electoral purge in the form of SIR and strengthening of corporate control over the working class and students through new labour codes and privatised education. Attacks on federalism are also intensifying and faultlines of communal polarisation are being sharpened across the country.
As the battle lines sharpen we must summon all our strength to equip ourselves for the coming days of decisive movement. Let us expand the party and energise the entire organisation to take our movement to a new high in the new year. All for making the party organisation more dynamic, resolute and vibrant in the coming year.
31 जुलाई 25 को ऐपवा के नेतृत्व में गांधी मैदान के पास IMA हॉल में कर्जा मुक्ति सम्मेलन। बिहार में बड़े पैमाने पर कर्ज के मकड़ जाल में परिवार और महिलाएं फंस गई हैं।महिलाओं को अपमान सहना पड़ रहा है। गांव- गांव में चर्चा करना होगा।पूरी ताकत से लड़ना होगा।
2लाख तक के कर्ज माफ करो।
बिना माले का सरकार बनाना मुश्किल ही नहीं नामुमकिन है
यकीन ना हो तो 2020 चुनाव का डाटा उठा कर देख लो, अगर माले को और ज्यादा सीटें मिली होती तो आज तेजस्वी यादव मुख्यमंत्री होते
ये बात खुद तेजस्वी यादव जी को महसूस हुई थी !
Obituary: Comrade Pancham Manjhi (2002–2025)
With deep sorrow, we announce the untimely passing of Comrade Pancham Manjhi, a dedicated young leader of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation. He passed away on the evening of 11 June 2025, at the age of just 23.
A resident of Danada village in Bikram block, Patna district, Comrade Pancham had recently taken on greater responsibilities within the movement. He was an active and committed member of the Bikram Block Committee of the CPI(ML) and had been elected Joint Secretary of the Bihar State Committee of the Revolutionary Youth Association (RYA)—a role he undertook with great energy, sincerity, and revolutionary spirit.
His sudden demise following a medical emergency has come as a profound shock to all of us.
His passing is an irreparable loss to the Party, to the RYA, and to the people’s movement in Bihar and beyond. In this moment of grief, we extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and comrades.
Red Salute to Comrade Pancham Manjhi!
“प्रधानमंत्री जी पटना में हैं, लेकिन बिहार अब स्वागत नहीं, जवाब चाहता है।
7.5 लाख बेघर, बेरोज़गार युवा, खाली अस्पताल और अधूरे स्मार्ट सिटी।
वादों की नहीं, अब वाजिब हिस्सेदारी की ज़रूरत है!”
#ModiFailsBihar