Communist Party of India
Coverage of Communist Party of India in the Nexus archive.
- AIIMS for Kinalur in Kozhikode: more organisations jump on to the bandwagon
AIIMS is planning a project in Kinalur, Kozhikode. The Communist Party of India will hold a protest demonstration on Thursday, while the Calicut Chamber of Commerce and Industry argues avoiding Kinalur would neglect Malabar's developmental aspirations.
- Communist Party of India to cover 100 villages in Kalaburagi as part of nation-wide padayatra
The Communist Party of India will conduct a padayatra in Kalaburagi district, covering 100 villages across Jewargi, Aland, and Yadrami taluks as part of a nationwide event.
- CPI seeks comprehensive probe into tribal student’s death
The Communist Party of India (CPI) has called for a comprehensive investigation into the death of a tribal student. The incident has prompted demands for a thorough probe, as indicated in the article title.
- CPI seeks timely completion of Kozhikode railway station redevelopment
The Communist Party of India (CPI) is advocating for the timely completion of the Kozhikode railway station redevelopment. The project's progress is a focus of the party's current efforts.
- CPI calls for social auditof Kochi Corpn.’s functioning
The Communist Party of India (CPI) has demanded a social audit of Kochi Corporation's functioning. The call highlights concerns over transparency and accountability in the city corporation's operations.
- CPI condemns extension of Kanniyakumari atomic mining project permit
The Communist Party of India (CPI) has condemned the extension of the permit for an atomic mining project in Kanniyakumari. The decision to extend the permit has drawn criticism from the CPI.
- Tamil Nadu Today: CPI exits DMK-led alliance
The Communist Party of India (CPI) has exited the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK)-led alliance in Tamil Nadu. The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter highlights this development as a key news story.
- CPI seeks cancellation of land allotment for data centre projects
The Communist Party of India (CPI) is seeking the cancellation of land allotments for data centre projects. The move indicates opposition to the allocation of land for such developments.
- India's communists once ruled millions. What happened to them?
India's communist parties, once governing states like West Bengal and Kerala, have declined in influence and now struggle for political relevance. Their historical dominance and current challenges highlight shifts in India's political landscape.