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In Compromise, CPM Leaves Option Open For Understanding With Congress
The CPM has hammered out a compromise over its relationship with the Indian National Congress. It still won't have a political alliance with the Congress but a crucial meeting on Friday decided to delete the provision in the draft political resolution that barred the party from an electoral "understanding" as well.
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No Tie-Up With Congress, Says CPM's Political Road Map For Three Years
The CPM has just put into the public domain its political road map for the next three years -- including election year 2019 -- and has ruled out any truck with the Congress. This is a rebuff in black and white for party general secretary Sitaram Yechury who had underscored the need for some understanding with the Congress to dislodge the BJP.
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As CPM Rejected His Tie-Up Plan, Sitaram Yechury Offered To Quit
As the CPM endorsed a proposal ruling out any alliance or electoral understanding with the Congress, it rejected through a vote on Sunday the approach suggested by the party general secretary, for the first time in over four decades
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At CPM brainstorming session, a dearth of ideas
There are two days left of the CPM congress at Kozhikode. But a section of delegates are disappointed that no clear direction is being provided by the party leadership. And a senior leader contradicting themselves, has not helped either. On the penultimate day of the party congress today, the CPM will discuss the political organisational report. ...
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CPM to 'Ekla Chalo Re'
At the end of three days of deliberations at Kozhikode, the CPM seems to have made up its mind and has decided to 'ekla chalo re' or go it alone. The party on Friday adopted the review report and political resolution presented by general secretary Prakash Karat, seeking to forge a Left democratic alternative against the 'neo-liberal' policies of C...
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In Compromise, CPM Leaves Option Open For Understanding With Congress
The CPM has hammered out a compromise over its relationship with the Indian National Congress. It still won't have a political alliance with the Congress but a crucial meeting on Friday decided to delete the provision in the draft political resolution that barred the party from an electoral "understanding" as well.
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No Tie-Up With Congress, Says CPM's Political Road Map For Three Years
The CPM has just put into the public domain its political road map for the next three years -- including election year 2019 -- and has ruled out any truck with the Congress. This is a rebuff in black and white for party general secretary Sitaram Yechury who had underscored the need for some understanding with the Congress to dislodge the BJP.
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As CPM Rejected His Tie-Up Plan, Sitaram Yechury Offered To Quit
As the CPM endorsed a proposal ruling out any alliance or electoral understanding with the Congress, it rejected through a vote on Sunday the approach suggested by the party general secretary, for the first time in over four decades
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At CPM brainstorming session, a dearth of ideas
There are two days left of the CPM congress at Kozhikode. But a section of delegates are disappointed that no clear direction is being provided by the party leadership. And a senior leader contradicting themselves, has not helped either. On the penultimate day of the party congress today, the CPM will discuss the political organisational report. ...
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CPM to 'Ekla Chalo Re'
At the end of three days of deliberations at Kozhikode, the CPM seems to have made up its mind and has decided to 'ekla chalo re' or go it alone. The party on Friday adopted the review report and political resolution presented by general secretary Prakash Karat, seeking to forge a Left democratic alternative against the 'neo-liberal' policies of C...
