Whats your opinion about the Revolutionary Communists of India (RCI)???
Its a Trotskyite org😳😳
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Its a Trotskyite org😳😳
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where should i visit in bombay as a leftist?
I am not from india but my partner is, and I will be visiting bombay for the first time with her for 2-3 weeks this year. from what I can see, I am politically pretty aligned with this subreddit, so I figured I could ask my question here.
I knew some but not so much about indian politics and history, but I’ve been reading about it pretty intensely recently. the most recent books I read are annihilation of caste by ambedkar and the doctor and the saint by arundhati roy. I am truly inspired by ambedkar—by how politically sound and grounded he was, how committed he was to grassroots emancipatory politics. some other people whose works I’ve also read are pandita ramabai and jotirao phule. I’ve also read some excerpts about the dalit panthers.
my question is: during my time in bombay, I’d like to visit some sites/museums/historic locations that have been important for organizations and people (such as ambedkar and dalit panthers, but feel free to suggest others) that fought for the emancipation of marginalized communities of india, but I’m having a hard time finding good options. one place I could find was the town hall (asiatic society library) because I learned that the legislative council of bombay met there. i am not looking specifically for museums or touristy locations; if you think a fellow leftist would appreciate it, I’d love to know. thanks!
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I am not from india but my partner is, and I will be visiting bombay for the first time with her for 2-3 weeks this year. from what I can see, I am politically pretty aligned with this subreddit, so I figured I could ask my question here.
I knew some but not so much about indian politics and history, but I’ve been reading about it pretty intensely recently. the most recent books I read are annihilation of caste by ambedkar and the doctor and the saint by arundhati roy. I am truly inspired by ambedkar—by how politically sound and grounded he was, how committed he was to grassroots emancipatory politics. some other people whose works I’ve also read are pandita ramabai and jotirao phule. I’ve also read some excerpts about the dalit panthers.
my question is: during my time in bombay, I’d like to visit some sites/museums/historic locations that have been important for organizations and people (such as ambedkar and dalit panthers, but feel free to suggest others) that fought for the emancipation of marginalized communities of india, but I’m having a hard time finding good options. one place I could find was the town hall (asiatic society library) because I learned that the legislative council of bombay met there. i am not looking specifically for museums or touristy locations; if you think a fellow leftist would appreciate it, I’d love to know. thanks!
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I have lost faith in humanity atp... no matter whose side you are on manipur, how tf can you say this about a kid. Korean drama 🙄
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From the ShitSanghisSay_ community on Reddit: How low can they go?? People are calling an orphaned kid from Manipur a “crisis actor.”
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Thinking about creating a safe space for Northeastern women; Would anyone be interested?
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Vijay allowed RSS marches which were banned during the DMK regime, meanwhile state police brutally assaulted the SIR protesters
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Mumbai Police Detain Dozens of Dalit Protesters, Including Parents of Sahil Wakode, at Candlelight Vigils
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Mumbai Police Detain Dozens of Protesters, Including Parents of Sahil Wakode, at Candlelight Vigils
Mumbai Police have been opposing the protests saying they do not have requisite permission.
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if Palestinians don't like it "we will kill them" right before another colonizer says that what's being done to Palestinians is "soft and lackluster."
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Dealer who trades the cancer injection for 10,000₹ gets billed for the same injection for a whopping 1,30,000₹ by hospital.
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Which news outlets do you read daily?
I was wondering what sites/pages you guys read to keep yourself updated on what's happening around our country or the world in general.
I usually read Guardian/The Hindu and just watch the news on TV (avoiding Godi centric channels ofc)
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I was wondering what sites/pages you guys read to keep yourself updated on what's happening around our country or the world in general.
I usually read Guardian/The Hindu and just watch the news on TV (avoiding Godi centric channels ofc)
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