New Delhi: CPI(M) politburo member Surjya Kanta Mishra Wednesday indicated that targeting the party hierarchy cannot be a way to bring the party out of the tough times it is facing.Mishra's comments came a day
Srinagar: The CPI(M) in Jammu and Kashmir today welcomed the “diplomatic gestures” shown by India and Pakistan with regard to the the invitation to, and its acceptance by, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to the
Kolkata: In the backdrop of CPI-M's dismal show in Lok Sabha poll, former party stalwart Somnath Chatterjee today pitched for an immediate change in the party's leadership, accusing it of losing contact with the masses.Chatterjee,
New Delhi: After a severe drubbing in the Lok Sabha polls, the top leadership of CPI(M) and CPI met here today to review the post-poll situation and examined the factors that led to the poor
Kolkata: Film stars, football icons and singers contested the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal in a departure from parties fielding seasoned politicians, but they had a mixed luck.One of the biggest upsets was the
Ahmedabad: Narendra Modi trounced his Congress rival Madhusudan Mistry by a staggering 5,70,128 votes in Vadodara but failed to break the record of highest margin of victory set by Anil Basu of CPI-M. The BJP's
Kolkata: The ruling Trinamool Congress seemed set to sweep the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal, the BJP signalled its rise as a force while the CPI-M led Left Front was virtually pushed to the
Agartala: The CPI-M politburo will meet in Delhi May 18 to discuss the outcome of the Lok Sabha election results and to finalise the party's strategies, party sources said here Tuesday.The 15-member politburo is the
Kolkata: Repolling was going on peacefully Tuesday at 11 booths spread across six of the nine Lok Sabha constituencies in West Bengal that went to the hustings April 30."Peaceful repolling is on in 11 booths
New Delhi: Four Left parties would tomorrow organise nationwide protests against the “assault on democracy” in West Bengal, accusing ruling Trinamool Congress of violence and poll malpractices and the Election Commission of being ineffective in
Kolkata: Denying allegations that it resorted to unfair means in the final phase of the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal today, the ruling Trinamool Congress claimed that the opposition parties were looking for ‘excuses'
Kolkata/Patna: Over 41 per cent turnout was recorded in the initial hours in 17 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal and about 18 per cent in six constituencies of Bihar. On an average 41.2 per
Barasat(WB): Thirteen persons were today injured when CPI (M) and Trinamool Congress supporters clashed at Haroa in North 24 Parganas district, police said. Supporters of the rival parties pelted stones and used lathis in the
Barasat, WB: Thirteen persons were today injured when CPI(M) and Trinamool Congress supporters clashed at Haroa in North 24 Parganas district, police said. Supporters of the rival parties pelted stones and used lathis in the
New Delhi: CPI(M) today sought flag marches by central forces following large scale violence allegedly indulged in by ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal prior to the last phase of elections tomorrow.The CPI(M), which met
Kolkata: The last phase of the Lok Sabha polls in 17 seats in West Bengal tomorrow would be crucial for the Trinamool Congress which would seek to retain the 14 seats it had won in
Jaipur: CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat today said efforts to present a non-Congress and non-BJP secular alternative to the people of the country will be made after the results of the Lok Sabha elections. “There
New Delhi: CPI(M) today said the sharpening of “communal polarisation” by the BJP-RSS ahead of the last phase of polling clearly shows that the alleged mainstay of Narendra Modi's campaign is to increase the divide
New Delhi: CPI(M) today lashed out at BJP leader Narendra Modi for invoking Lord Ram, saying it was “blatant misuse of religious appeal” to garner votes and asked the Election Commission to take action against
Kolkata: Security has been stepped up for the penultimate fourth phase Lok Sabha poll in West Bengal tomorrow as four of the six seats going to the poll fall in Jangalmahal where the Maoists ruled
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