Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI (M)

The Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI (M), is a major left-wing political force in India. It ruled West Bengal for 34 uninterrupted years (1977-2011) and has also governed Kerala and Tripura at different times, shaping policies around land reforms, workers’ rights, and social equity. CPI (M) played a key decision-making role in supporting UPA governments at the Centre. Though it has now been ousted from all three states, the party continues to remain firmly rooted in its ideological principles.

Mamata quoted Jyoti Basu telling her Era Jabe Kobe

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Mamata’s explosive Era Jabe Kobe claim about Jyoti Basu sparks a fierce political storm. Truth about Jyoti Basu’s loyalty and Bengal’s political history unfold.Read More

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Decade long Congress-CPM ties end

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Md Selim meets Humayun Kabir

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Selim meets Humayun quietly, sparking a political storm. Is CPI(M) facing a crisis of ideology on secular stance ahead of the 2026 Bengal polls? Explore in fullRead More

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Get reliable insights on Centralization of power in Indian politics through Congress and BJP, highlighting its effects on leadership, democracy, and governance.Read More

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President Doupodi Murmu refused The West Bengal University Laws (Amendment) Bill 2022

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Discover the truth of politicization of West Bengal Education System, the Governor–CM conflict, its impact on universities and colleges and the Chancellor Bill.Read More

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Bangla Bachao Yatra of CPM to reach grassroot level in West Bengal

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Discover how this 'Bangla Bachao Yatra' reshape CPM and West Bengal's political landscape and join the discussion on the future of the 2026 Assembly elections.Read More

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The Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI (M), is a major left-wing political force in India. It ruled West Bengal for 34 uninterrupted years (1977-2011) and has also governed Kerala and Tripura at different times, shaping policies around land reforms, workers' rights, and social equity. CPI (M) played a key decision-making role in supporting UPA governments at the Centre. Though it has now been ousted from all three states, the party continues to remain firmly rooted in its ideological principles.