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Comrade Sonya Gill: A life dedicated to the struggle for equality and justice

The sudden and shocking demise of Comrade Sonya Gill on August 25, 2026 at the age of 71 is an immense loss to the women’s movement and the Left...

First ever bill on Palestinian human rights introduced to U.S. Congress

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How Italy ignored the sexual harassment debate taking place around the world

Instead of opening a conversation about workplace sexual harassment,...

Farmers Lost Over Rs.2 Lakh Crore Due To Low Prices of Crops This Year

Thousands of farmers arriving in Delhi for Kisan Mukti...

Nightmarish Visions: Indian government plan for ‘Institutions of Eminence’

Statement by JNU Teachers’ AssociationIn early November, the JNU...

Birsa Munda’s Jharkhand slipping out of Adivasi hands

An Indian tribal freedom fighter, Birsa Munda was a...

Embracing holy envy: ‘Allahu Akbar’

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‘Successful failures’ – the problem with food banks

From their inception in the early 1990s, Australian food...

Why North India’s Air Won’t Get Clean

India wants more electricity and needs more power plants...

Mythologizing History : How to spot a Hindu Ethno-nationalist

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