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.

The R. G. Kar Victim Abhaya's Mother is contesting for BJP

Abhaya’s Mother: BJP’s New Face Hits CPM

Abhaya's mother hits the campaign trail for BJP in Panihati. Her critique of CPM's Kalatan Dasgupta stirs controversy. A look at justice vs. political rivalry.Read More

Mar 22, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy Current AffairsElection AnalysisGovernance & AdminPoliticsRegional UpdatesSocial IssuesWest Bengal Politics

Pratikur Rahman Quits CPI(M) and joining Trinamool Congress

Pratikur Quits: Unlock CPM’s Hidden crisis

Pratikur Quits CPI(M), triggering explosive political debate in West Bengal. Is this a bold ideological stand or a dramatic shift toward TMC power politics?Read More

Feb 21, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy Current AffairsElection AnalysisPoliticsRegional UpdatesWest Bengal Politics

Mamata quoted Jyoti Basu telling her Era Jabe Kobe

Era Jabe Kobe? Basu’s Brutal Truth: Really!

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

Feb 19, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy Politics

Decade long Congress-CPM ties end

Congress-CPM ties break in Bengal now

The Congress-CPM ties break ahead of the 2026 West Bengal elections. Learn how this split and the four-way fight could impact the TMC and BJP vote shares.Read More

Feb 09, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy PoliticsCurrent AffairsElection AnalysisNational NewsNational PoliticsWest Bengal Politics

Md Selim meets Humayun Kabir

Selim Meets Humayun Lonely: Latest CPM bent

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

Jan 30, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy Current AffairsPolitical IdeologiesPoliticsWest Bengal Politics

Modi–Shah Era: The New High Command Model for Centralization of Power

Centralization of Power: Political Insider

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

Jan 12, 2026 - By Ashutosh Roy Election AnalysisNational PoliticsPoliticsWest Bengal Politics

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.