COVID-19
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लॉकडाउन समस्या का समाधान नहीं, छोटे दुकानदार ,गरीब और मजदूरों की परेशानी बढ़ी
वामपंथी समाजवादी पार्टियों और उनसे जुड़े किसान- मजदूर संगठनों का मानना है कि बढ़ते कोरोना की समस्या का समाधान लॉकडाउन नहीं है बल्कि आम जनता को समझाइश से ही इस समस्या से लड़ा जा सकता है ।
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Socialist Party (India)’s COVID-19 Relief Efforts Honoured by UP Governor
Socialist Party (India)’s effort of running community kitchens during the lockdown was honoured by the Governor of UP.
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Situation of Migrant Workers: Rajeev Yadav in Conversation with Pushpa Achanta & Dr Lubna Sarwath
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 13 | Satyagraha’s 13th session focuses on the situation of migrant workers, featuring senior activist and leader from Uttar Pradesh, Rajeev Yadav, who was in conversation with noted ecologist-environmentalist-economist Dr Lubna Sarwath (Telangana General Secretary of Socialist Party (India) and Bengaluru-based senior writer and activist Pushpa Achanta.
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Can India Do Away With Entrance Exams During the Pandemic?
Sandeep Pandey | Each of the 23 IITs should take responsibility for assigning seats available in their state or region to the students from that state or region. For example, the IITs at Kanpur and Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi can take responsibility for allotting the 1,42,972 seats that are available in 296 colleges of…
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Socialist Party (India) Leaders Take a Stand on JEE/NEET Examination Issue
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 6 | जेईई/नीट JEE/NEET परीक्षा-मुद्दे पर सोशलिस्ट पार्टी (इंडिया) का आह्वान
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Hindu-Muslim Teamwork Revives Dashed Hopes of Amity
Supriya Joshi, Vishal Kumar and Sandeep Pandey | What is hardly known is that in one of the most religiously and ethnically diverse nations of the world, despite communal politics being used extensively for mobilising voters, relief work has demonstrated that communal and divisive politics have not yet damaged the social fabric.
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Until the Rich and Poor Alike Use the Same Public Health Services We Cannot Beat the Pandemic
Shobha Shukla, Bobby Ramakant, Sandeep Pandey | It is also important to recognize that bad sanitation and hygiene, dirty or non-functional toilets, unsatisfactory healthcare standards and other concerns we associate public services with, are not new: they have ailed the public services for long but those-who-can-pay have conveniently made an alternate parallel system where they…
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Signals of Desperation?
Pannalal Surana | Our honourable Prime Minister would do well to remember that the devil is hidden in the details. If we streamline our administration and take firm steps to raise the incomes of our farmers and other toiling masses so that more purchasing power reaches their hands and boosts demand in indigenous markets, the…
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Memorandum on Demands’ Day by Jagriti Bal Vikas Samiti: Urgent Demands Concerning Unorganised Workers to the Government of India
There is starvation, inability to pay rent and indebtedness that is driving some of them to even commit suicide.
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Despite Government Claims, Migrants Continue to be Vulnerable and Abandoned
by Arundhati Dhuru and Sandeep Pandey | Hardly anybody got paid for the period of lockdown, despite the appeal by the prime minister. About 20 per cent of them also have payments worth more than 7.5 lakh in salaries and wages pending for work done earlier. Overall, the workers stare at a bleak future.

