Kavita Krishnan is among Polit Bureau Member

 Sukhdarshan Natt elected as central Committee Member

The All party Congress held in Punjab is a major event. In fact it is new retouch to emotions of those pro naxal peoples who are still confusion that which is the right leftist party. Now Party is trying to reach the hearts and mind of this type peoples.

The All India Party Congress 

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The CPI(ML)’s 10th All India Party Congress was held at Baba Bujha Singh Nagar (Mansa) in Punjab, from 23 to 28 March 2018. On March 28, the 10th Party Congress elected a new 77-member Central Committee, which in turn re-elected Dipankar as General Secretary. A 7-member Central Control Commission was also elected, which in turn elected Brij Bihari Pandey as its Chairperson.

The All India Party Congress, convened once in every five years, is the highest decision-making body of the Party. Between two successive Congresses, the Central Committee elected by the Party Congress is the highest decision-making body. The Party Congress also elects the Central Control Commission, which takes up cases in accordance with Article 39 of the Party Constitution. The Chairperson of the Central Control Commission is an ex-officio member of the Central Committee. The Gender Sensitisation and Justice Cell, which is a constituent of the Central Control Commission, is specifically entrusted with taking up tasks of gender sensitisation and enquiring into complaints pertaining to sexual harassment and other forms of gender-based injustice.

Central Committee

Elected by 10th Party Congress held at Baba Bujha Singh Nagar (Mansa, Punjab) on 28 March 2018

1	Dipankar	दीपंकर	General Secretary
2	Swadesh Bhattacharya	स्वदेश भट्टाचार्य	Member, Polit Bureau
3	Kartick Pal	कार्तिक पाल	Member, Polit Bureau
4	Rubul Sarma	रुबुल शर्मा	Member, Polit Bureau
5	Ramji Rai	रामजी राय	Member, Polit Bureau
6	Amar	अमर	Member, Polit Bureau
7	Arindam Sen	अरिंदम सेन	Member, Polit Bureau
8	Kunal	कुणाल	Member, Polit Bureau
9	Dhirendra Jha	धीरेन्द्र झा	Member, Polit Bureau
10	Janardan Prasad	जनार्दन प्रसाद	Member, Polit Bureau
11	Manoj Bhakta	मनोज भक्त	Member, Polit Bureau
12	Partha Ghosh	पार्थ घोष	Member, Polit Bureau
13	Kavita Krishnan	कविता कृष्णन	Member, Polit Bureau
14	Prabhat Chaudhary	प्रभात चौधरी	Member, Polit Bureau
15	V. Shankar	वी शंकर	Member, Polit Bureau
16	Rajaram Singh	राजाराम सिंह	Member, Polit Bureau
17	Vinod Singh	विनोद सिंह	Member, Polit Bureau
18	Meena Tiwari	मीना तिवारी
19	S. Balasundaram	एस बालसुंदरम
20	Bangar Rao	बांगर राव
21	Rajendra Pratholi	राजेंद्र प्रथोली
22	Krishna Adhikari	कृष्णा अधिकारी
23	Saroj Chaube	सरोज चौबे
24	Shubhendu Sen	शुभेन्दु सेन
25	Mrinmoy Chakravarty	मृण्मय चक्रबर्ती
26	Sanjay Sharma	संजय शर्मा
27	Abhijit Mazumdar	अभिजित मजुमदार
28	Sudhakar Yadav	सुधाकर यादव
29	N. Murthy	एन मूर्ति
30	Raja Bahuguna	राजा बहुगुणा
31	Rajwinder Rana	राजविन्दर राना
32	Gurmeet Singh	गुरमीत सिंह
33	S Balasubramanian	एस बालासुब्रमनिअन
34	Shashi Yadav	शशि यादव
35	Mahboob Alam	महबूब आलम
36	Ishwari Prasad Kushwaha	ईश्वरी प्रसाद कुशवाहा
37	Mohd. Salim	मो. सलीम
38	Salil Datta	सलिल दत्ता
39	Prabir Haldar	प्रबीर हालदार
40	Yudhishthir Mahapatra	युधिष्ठिर महापात्र
41	Mahendra Chaudhary	महेंद्र चौधरी
42	Partho Karmakar	पार्थो करमाकर
43	Bibek Das	बिबेक दास
44	Pratima Engheepi	प्रतिमा इन्ग्हीपी
45	Rabi K. Phangcho	रबी कुमार फान्ग्चो
46	Rajiv Dimri	राजीव डिमरी
47	Ravi Rai	रवि राय
48	Subhash Sen	सुभाष सेन
49	Kanwaljeet Singh	कंवलजीत सिंह
50	Balindra Saikia	बलीन्द्र सैकिया
51	Jayatu Deshmukh	जयतु देशमुख
52	Geeta Mandal	गीता मंडल
53	Manoj Manzil	मनोज मंज़िल
54	Raju Yadav	राजू यादव
55	Arun Singh	अरुण सिंह
56	Abhyuday	अभ्युदय
57	Gopal Ravidas	गोपाल रविदास
58	Santosh Sahar	संतोष सहर
59	Naimuddin Ansari	नईमुद्दीन अंसारी
60	Virendra Gupta	वीरेन्द्र गुप्ता
61	Manish Sharma	मनीष शर्मा
62	Purushottam Sharma	पुरुषोत्तम शर्मा
63	Sukhdarshan Natt	सुखदर्शन नत्त
64	Bhagwant Samaon	भगवन्त समाओं
65	Sudha Chaudhary	सुधा चौधरी
66	Phoolchand Dheva	फूलचंद ढेवा
67	Clifton D' Rozario	क्लिफ्टन डी रोज़ारियो
68	R Nagmani	आर नागमणि
69	Radhakant Sethi	राधाकांत सेठी
70	Tirupati Gomango	तिरुपति गोमांगो
71	Sucheta De	सुचेता डे
72	Jawahar Lal Singh	जवाहरलाल सिंह
73	Shriram Chaudhary	श्रीराम चौधरी
74	NK Natarajan	एन के नटराजन
75	Chandra Mohan	चंद्रमोहन
76	Asaithambi	आसइतंबी
77	Brij Bihari Pandey (Ex-officio member)	बृज बिहारी पाण्‍डे (पदेन सदस्‍य) ------------------

A Naxal ambush in Maoist-hit Dantewada

SHO and five other policemen died on the spot
Dantewada: Feb 28 2014: (Naxal Screen Bureau): Minimum seven police personals killed in a Naxal ambush attack. incident took place in Dantewada. According to initial a Station House Officer (SHO) and six police personnel were killed in a Naxal ambush in Maoist-hit Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh, on Friday afternoon. Minimum four others were injured. The Naxal attack comes in the run up to Lok Sabha elections. The incident happened in Nakulnar where these members of police patrol team headed by SHO, Kuwakonda, Vivek Shukla was on a way to Shyamgiri Hills for security of an under-construction road near Kuwakonda-Bacheli where the police was deployed for security at a construction site. . The patrol team comprising around 12 police jawans was moving on motorcycles when the armed rebels opened indiscriminate firing on them, resulting in the death of SHO Shukla and five other policemen on the spot, he said. Soon after getting the news of the attack, security forces were rushed to the site located in dense forests on a hilly terrain.The injured personnel were air-lifted to capital city, Raipur.

India & The Naxalbari

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11-04-2013 पर प्रकाशित

Message of CPI(M-L) NAXALBARI To 7th Congress of CPN-Maoist

Message to
7th Congress of Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist

Dear comrades Lal Salam! We greet you on this historic occasion and apologise for not being able to participate directly. Please accept this message instead. Mao Tsetung has taught us the decisive importance of a correct ideological, political line. The history of your party itself stands testimony to this. With a correct line, it could rebel against the Teng Siao Ping revisionists who seized power through a coup in 1976, destroyed the historic advances made through the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and restored capitalism in socialist China. Thus, persisting on the path laid down by Mao Tsetung, your party played an important role in the international struggle to uphold the banner of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism in the wake of this setback, the struggle that led to the formation of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement (RIM). Further on, by deepening the struggle to uphold and apply Maoism, your party ruptured from dogmato-revisionist views that blocked revolution. It forged a correct line and boldly initiated the people's war. The great gains of this glorious war, "creation of People's Liberation Army, establishment of base areas and people's government, role played by workers, peasants, women, indigenous nationalities and Dalits, and the awareness developed in this whole process", were principally the gains of the correct line followed by your party. Today most of them are lost. This is the outcome of the subversion of the Maoist line and the imposition of a revisionist line by the Prachanda-Bhattarai clique. In both its advances and setbacks, the history of the international communist movement and its national contingents confirms the truth 'The correctness or incorrectness of the line decides everything'.
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A new skill development scheme called Roshni

07-June-2013 16:46 IST
50,000 youth in 24 naxal affected districts to get jobs under ROSHNI-Jairam

The Minister for Rural Development Shri Jairam Ramesh has launched a new skill development scheme called Roshni for rural youth from 24 most critical left-wing extremism affected districts in the country. Briefing the media here, Sh Ramesh said that the initiative aims at skilling and placement of fifty thousand youth from these districts. Six districts each from Jharkhand and Odisha, five from Chhattisgarh, two from Bihar and one each from Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra have been chosen for the scheme, which will be implemented at a cost of Rs 100 crore over the next three years. The Minister said, the projects shall be funded jointly by the central and state governments in the ratio of 75:25 and the national level agencies shall be designated to act as monitoring and coordinating agencies for Roshni. Shri Ramesh said that at least 50 percent of the candidates covered under the scheme shall be women and special efforts will be made to proactively cover Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups on a priority basis. He said, beneficiaries aged between 18-35 years with requisite aptitude depending upon the trade or job requirements are to be selected as per the Participatory Identification of Poor. Training will be imparted through public-private and public-public partnerships. Educational institutions, corporate entities, entities that train and place for improved public service delivery, commercial and not for profit training providers will be roped in for implementing this scheme. Sh Ramesh said that four training models with duration ranging from 3 months to one year shall be taken up to meet the diverse needs of youth depending on their entry level qualifications. (PIB)
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Landmine blast triggered by Maoist rebels

Feb 23, 2013 14:32 Moscow Time
Rebel attack in India: 8 police officers killed

                                                                                                                                                          Photo: EPA

At least eight people, including seven policemen, were killed in a landmine blast triggered by Maoist rebels in India's eastern state of Bihar, officials said Saturday.
The insurgents targeted a convoy on patrol in the district of Gaya, some 130 kilometres south of state capital Patna, on Friday. The district is a known rebel stronghold.

"Seven policemen and a village elder travelling in the jeep were killed in the attack," Mohammed Akhtar Hussain, district deputy police chief, said.

The rebels then looted the weapons of the slain policemen, while security forces launched search operations to track them down.

Maoist militants, who claim to be fighting for the rural poor, tribal people and the landless, operate in 13 of India's 29 states.

They usually target police and government installations. Indian leaders have described the left-wing insurgency as the greatest internal threat facing India. 

Rebel attack in India: 8 police officers killed

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