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  Women

  8 March 2025

  Statement | February 1, 2025
  Myanmar’s pro-democracy movement continues to aspire for genuine equality as demonstrated by the sustained leadership of women human rights defenders and women’s groups.
  Four years after the Burmese military

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  SAFTU Statement on the U.S. Retaliation Against South Africa

  8 March 2025

  Media Statement
  01 March 2025
  The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) strongly condemns the Donald Trump regime

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  Working women rebel against household labour — Poster from Soviet Union for International Womens’s Day, March 8, 1932

  8 March 2025
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  Photo: Protest by Garment and Textile Workers Union (GATWU) in Bengaluru, Sept 12, 2019

  8 March 2025

  The Karnataka government

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  Music: Derya Yildirim & Grup simsek - Cool Hand

  8 March 2025

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  Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek - Cool Hand by Big Crown Records https://youtu.be/bEvvhkqnJL0?si=h09VPYN2tTVfZMU_

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  Video: The Ministry of Pollution | The Two Ronnies

  8 March 2025

  The Two Ronnies
  Series Two (1972) Play
  The Two Ronnies: The Ministry of Pollution by Flibble17 https://youtu.be/I42rDyZSqrY?si=yvtOb6pKjaQdPY-o

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  Table of Contents - Mainstream, Vol 63 No 9, Mar 1, 2025

  1 March 2025

  * CPM Invisibilising Fascism | Nalini Taneja
  * Need for a special law to protect minority rights | KS Subramanian
  * Anatomy of a Train Journey | Sreejith K
  * Social Wealth Must Belong to Those Who Created It | Louis-Auguste Blanqui

• Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Mar 1, 2025

  1 March 2025

  Later to the Readers, Mainstream
  An unacknowledged political import from Israel, the deployment of bulldozers for the destruction of the properties of people from the minorities or criminals has become a symbol of majoritarian politics in India, starting 2017 with its use by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

• CPM Invisibilising Fascism | Nalini Taneja

  1 March 2025, by Nalini Taneja

  Nalini Taneja, a historian and a well-known left activist in India, critiques the Draft resolution of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI(M) for its 24th congress that drops its characterisation of the BJP as a fascist entity
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  What more do parties like the CPI (M) and others who think like them want to wait for the Modi regime, powered by the RSS and the most reactionary sections among the monopoly capital, to do before they open their eyes to its fascist moorings?
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• Nehru

  1 March 2025, by Arup Kumar Sen

  Scholars in India and abroad have explored different dimensions of statecraft of Jawaharlal Nehru, the eminent nationalist leader and first prime minister of independent India. However, his reflections on language and journey through the