United Comrades

08/10/2026

📍 Moga, Punjab

Arrest Gyanesh Kumar!

08/10/2026

📍 Hyderabad

People are rising against CEC Gyanesh Kumar all over the country. Modi and Amit Shah will not be able to protect him for long. He will have to go.

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Join October 10th March to Jantar Mantar. Gyanesh must go! Left youth organizations call youth across the country to get on to the streets and be part of the movement to save the country.

Transparent and fair electoral systems should be reinstated. Save democracy!

08/10/2026

The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) has registered a major victory in the Puducherry University Students’ Council elections. After winning 70 of the 115 seats in the first phase, SFI swept all 15 seats in the second phase held for the 15-member council.

The ABVP’s tally fell by 10 seats compared with last year, leaving it with 24 seats, while the MSF–NSUI alliance secured only 16 seats. SFI said the victory expresses solidarity with the strong protests and resistance being led by students and youth across the country against the anti-democratic policies of the Central government. Arundhati G. Nath has been elected President and P. Nallaselvan Secretary.

08/10/2026

More than 3,000 farmers, sharecroppers and rural workers under the All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) and Uttar Pradesh Kisan Sabha marched from Charbagh Railway Station towards the Uttar Pradesh Secretariat, pressing a range of agrarian demands. Police stopped the procession at Railway Station Square and detained over 500 participants, including AIKS National President Rajan Kshirsagar, General Secretary Ravula Venkaiah, National Treasurer Chhittar Singh, UP Kisan Sabha President Imtiaz Beg and State General Secretary and former MLA Rajendra Yadav. Other leaders, including State Vice President Randhir Singh, later gathered at Eco Garden in protest.

The Kisan Sabha said preventive arrests had begun a day earlier, with farmer leaders detained in Ayodhya and Sonbhadra on October 6, including senior leader Ashok Tiwari. The protest demanded a legal guarantee for MSP at C2+50%, higher procurement prices for paddy, wheat and potatoes, ₹738 per quintal for sugarcane with payment of arrears, complete farm-loan waivers, drought relief, restoration and expansion of MGNREGA, opposition to power privatisation and smart meters, and protection of voting rights. Leaders warned that arrests would not silence farmers and threatened a wider statewide movement if the demands remain unaddressed.

07/10/2026

🚨 Crime Against Democracy
🛡️ Defend Democratic Institutions
✊ Oust Gyanesh Kumar

07/10/2026

Hundreds of AICCTU comrades from across West Bengal marched from Sealdah to Dharmatala in Kolkata on October 7, raising demands for workers’ rights, livelihoods and democracy.

07/10/2026

SFI All India President Adarsh M. Saji, CJP spokespersons Saurav Das and Ratna Singh, AISF All India President Viraj Devang, AISA President Neha Bora and ASAP Co-incharge Eeshna Gupta addressed a joint press conference, appealing to students, youth and people across India to join the October 10 march to Jantar Mantar.

They called for broad participation in the march, stressing the need for people to unite in defence of democratic rights and against attacks on students and youth.

The people united shall always be victorious!

07/10/2026

The 9th State Conference of the Tamil Nadu AITUC Construction Workers Union was held on October 4 and 5, 2026, at Kovilpatti in Thoothukudi district. AITUC Construction Workers Union Vice-President R. Balakrishnan hoisted the union flag. AICBCW All India General Secretary Vijayan Kunissery inaugurated the conference and delivered the keynote address. CPI Tamil Nadu State Secretary M. Veerapandian, AITUC Tamil Nadu State President S. Kasi Viswanathan and Puducherry Construction Workers Union Secretary J. Chandrasekaran were among those who addressed the conference. General Secretary N. Selvaraj presented the organisational report, which was discussed by more than 100 delegates and unanimously adopted. The conference also unanimously approved the audited accounts and resolutions.

K. Ravi was elected Honorary President and N. Selvaraj President, while M. Munusamy was elected General Secretary. S. Sethu was elected Deputy General Secretary, with R. Thillaivanam, S. Chinnasamy, R. Duraisamy, G. Balan, S. Sankar and C. Nandini as Secretaries. R. Murugan was elected Treasurer. The new leadership also includes six Vice-Presidents, including former MLA N. Periyasamy. State office-bearers and district secretaries were elected to the State Executive Committee, while a 141-member State General Council was unanimously elected based on district representation and membership strength.