Prakash Karat
The Chinese Connection: The Plot Thickens
PR Ramesh
The long trail of how China influences ideologically friendly media and activists in India—and a prominent figure in the nexus is a senior CPM leader
A Report From the Haunted House of Indian Marxists
The 22nd Party Congress of CPM was long on rhetoric and short on realism
What’s Next, Comrade Karat?
Good news: Karat, an ideological classicist, unlike his fellow comrades, does not live under a fascist regime. Will he go a step further risking his own ideological position?
Red Reproach
While the CPM admonishes Sitaram Yechury for the Congress tie-up in West Bengal, sympathetic comrades worry about staring at oblivion
Sitaram Yechury: The Secretary is Elsewhere
Sitaram Yechury incurs the displeasure of party leaders who want action, not talk, as the new chief goes ahead with plans to hold a plenum in November, just months ahead of crucial polls in Kerala where it is battling against heavy odds to wrest power from the Congress and in West Bengal where it is struggling to retain its second position
What’s Left, Comrade Yechury?
A new general secretary for the shrinking CPM. Can he make it relevant?
Sitaram Yechury and the last ghost story
Make CPM a social democratic party or dump it for the sake of political hygiene
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