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revolution. The Second Party
Congress deliberated on the Pakistan question for some time, and eventually agreed that a separate Communist Party should be built in Pakistan. Sen's 'Report on Pakistan' was adopted with some amendments. After the vote the delegates from West Pakistan held a separate meeting at the sidelines of the CPI congress on 6 March 1948 and constituted the
1263:
BTR echoed the notion that the world was divided in two camps, and in the struggle between the Anglo-American imperialist camp and the Soviet-led democratic camp the Indian state had aligned itself with the imperialists. The second speech was held by
Bhowani Sen who presented an overview of tactical
1424:, the Yugoslav delegates provided important symbolic support to legitimize B.T. Ranadive's coming to power in the party. The Burmese communist leader Thakin Than Tun also aroused the revolutionary fervour in his speech, highlighting that armed struggle alone would provide a path towards liberation.
1256:
So far we have been taking a reformist path. We dovetailed with bourgeois interests. We could not take an independent stance in the movement on the issue of freedom. As a result, the reactionary forces of
Congress and Muslim League through a forged alliance ushered in a so-called Independence. This
1152:
When the Second Party
Congress convened, CPI stood at a crossroads. Either they would work within the constitutional framework of the newly independent Indian state or it would engage in insurrectional revolutionary struggles. The incumbent CPI General Secretary, P.C. Joshi, represented the former
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Bhowani Sen presented a 'Report on
Pakistan' to the Second Party Congress. He argued that both India and Pakistan were dominated by similar reactionary elites in alliance with imperialist forces. Thus the task of communists in both countries would be the same, to struggle for people's democratic
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is not real independence, it is false! Just as in a postwar situation, there is still grounds for revolution. That is why we must continue our struggle against the bourgeoisie. Strikes, mass rallies, demonstrations, and armed struggles must be used to challenge this false sense of freedom.
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dissatisfaction with the past policy of alliance with the Muslim League. The group around BTR began to purge the followers of P.C. Joshi. The
December meeting of the Central Committee sent out instruction to party branches to hastily elect delegates to the Second Party Congress.
1279:
The main document debated by the Second Party
Congress was its Political Thesis. Many amendments to the document were suggested by delegates, and the Central Committee was tasked with amending it later. The party constitution was amended at the Second Party Congress.
1251:
The congress was held under a big tarpaulin in
Mohammad Ali Park. BTR held the opening speech of the conference, outlining the new party line. His speech lasted four and a half hours, and presented detailed criticism on the performance of the party leadership.
1323:
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and a CPI Central
Committee member, was named general secretary of the Communist Party of Pakistan. The other eight Central Committee members were Mohammad Hussain Ata, Jamaluddin Bokhari, Ibrahim (a labour leader), Khoka Roy, Nepal Nag, Krishna Binod Roy,
1288:
BTR was elected as new
General Secretary of the party. In the election to the new Central Committee all of the candidates proposed by the outgoing leadership were elected, with the exception of P.C. Joshi, who was left out of the new Central Committee.
1297:
The line adopted at the Second Party Congress became popularly known as the 'Ranadive thesis', the 'Ranadive line' or 'Calcutta thesis'. The Second Party Congress raised the slogan that the independence achieved in 1947 was 'sham independence'. The
1467:, the party raised the slogan "Telangana's way is our way" and "Land to the tiller and Power to the People" in a campaign AprilâMay 1948. Paddy crops were seized by the party and sold at fair prices. The Malabar revolt was crushed by police forces.
1315:, which saw the world divided in an imperialist camp and a camp of people's democracies. It also drew upon the experiences of Bengali communists in the post-Partition chaos in Calcutta and the resistance against the Nizam regime in the
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of workers, peasants and revolutionary intellectuals. Thus the Second Party Congress implied a drastic shift in CPI policy, gearing towards armed insurrection against the nascent Indian state. The new line found inspiration in the
1140:
The party had seen a rapid growth in membership in the years preceding the Second Party Congress, reaching around 89,000. In 1935 there had been only around 1,000 CPI members, and by 1943 the number had increased to around 16,000.
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BTR and Bhowani's speeches were followed by a long presentation by the now isolated P.C. Joshi. P.C. Joshi expressed self-criticism, stating that he had 'confused and corrupted' the party during his tenure as General Secretary.
1144:
Whilst the CPI constitution stipulated that an All India Party Conference be held yearly under normal conditions, the last one had been held in 1943. By the time the Second Party Congress finally convened,
775:
758:
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After the Second Party Congress CPI suffered a number of set-backs and repression, and party membership dropped to around 25,000 in early 1950. Likewise the membership of the communist-led
312:
1474:
dropped from 700,000 to a mere 100,000. On 26 March 1950 CPI was banned by the West Bengal state government. The West Bengal ban would later be followed by prohibitions of the party in
850:
1427:
Along with the Asian Youth Conference, the CPI Calcutta Congress is credited to have influenced the Burmese communists to initiate armed rebellion at home. Nevertheless,
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430:
746:
1099:
490:
822:
709:
1206:
885:
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780:
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vary, party documents suggested that 60 delegates participated, an intelligence estimate put the figure at 32. Delegates from East Pakistan included
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714:
1302:
was denounced as a party of the bourgeoisie. The People's Democratic Revolution was outlined as a one-stage revolution, to be achieved through a
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919 delegates were elected by the party branches, but only 632 were able to attend. For example, only a handful of the 75 delegates elected from
1157:(BTR) the latter. At the time of independence of India and Pakistan in 1947 CPI adhered to a moderate line of 'responsive cooperation' with the
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claimed that there had been 125 delegates from East Pakistan, representing 12,000 party members, as well as five delegates from West Pakistan.
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395:
2467:
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2413:
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2121:
2058:
2031:
2004:
1937:
1907:
1869:
1827:
1780:
1748:
1721:
1669:
817:
2514:
1355:
After the congress Zaheer travelled to West Pakistan to build the party there. He was no longer considered a CPI Central Committee member.
812:
724:
2494:
1312:
741:
697:
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Following the Second Party Congress and under the leadership of BTR, the party embarked on an 18-month campaign of armed uprisings in
1371:
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1042:
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from 28 February to 6 March 1948. At the Second Party Congress, the party line shifted dramatically under the new General Secretary
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Party Congress of 1956 marked the definitive break with the 1948 line and fully embraced parliamentarian orientation of the party.
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1435:(who is credited with the 'Goshal thesis' of armed insurrection in Burma) never attended neither of the two Calcutta conferences.
528:
1344:
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325:
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became the new General Secretary and the Chinese-inspired guerrilla warfare line was condemned by the new CPI leadership. The
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Society for the Philosophical Study of Dialectical Materialism; Howard L. Parsons; John Somerville (1 January 1977).
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151:
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The pre-history of the non-aligned movement: India's first contacts with the communist Yugoslavia, 1948â1950
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of the party. A key factor in the ascent of BTR and the defeat of the incumbent P. C. Joshi clique was post-
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632:
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241:
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participated in the Second Party Congress. On 24 February 1948 he had made a visit to the French colony of
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400:
330:
191:
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462:
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questions. Sen presented criticism of the performance of the party 1942â1948, including the support to
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792:
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66:
1526:
1012:
557:
357:
352:
216:
71:
1272:. The Telangana struggle was presented as the model to be replicated throughout the subcontinent.
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did however, in spite of Cominform instructions, continue until late 1951. In 1951 CPI contested
1413:
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would remain under the supervision of the West Bengal committee of CPI for some time afterwards.
1322:
Another meeting held in the city around just a few days before the Second Party Congress was the
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33:
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41:
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1717:
1713:
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1629:
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1166:
1032:
337:
106:
101:
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2310:
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2111:
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instructed the party to abandon the insurrectional line, through an article in its newspaper
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1308:
1075:
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547:
542:
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246:
136:
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1352:(from West Bengal, but moved to East Pakistan after the foundation of CPP) and Moni Singh.
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2142:. Essay index reprint series. Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press, 1972. pp. 96â97
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Conference of Youth and Students of Southeast Asia Fighting for Freedom and Independence
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1959:
Remembering Dr. Gangadhar Adhikari: Life, Reminiscences, Tributes, Selected Writings
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116:
1517:. BTR was demoted in June 1950, denounced as a 'left adventurist' and replaced by
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Great Game East: India, China, and the Struggle for Asia's Most Volatile Frontier
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1974:
1957:
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argues that the impact of the Calcutta meetings on CPB line is a myth, and that
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together with the French delegate to the Calcutta Youth Conference (see below).
1165:. But as of December 1947 the leftist group around BTR had won control over the
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981:
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131:
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974:
967:
941:
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452:
236:
161:
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121:
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were jailed. By 1949 2,500 party members were imprisoned across the country.
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1510:
1444:
1421:
1183:
1037:
535:
226:
56:
1634:. University of California Press. pp. 229, 270â274. GGKEY:NSY99CAKNFU.
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Surkh Salam: Communist Politics and Class Activism in Pakistan, 1947â1972
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Surkh Salam: Communist Politics and Class Activism in Pakistan, 1947â1972
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and was met with heavy applause from the assembled delegates. Acting as
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Mark N. Katz; Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (1990).
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261:
81:
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Peasant Struggles, Land Reforms and Social Change: Malabar 1836â1982
2405:
Tenancy Legislation in Malabar, 1880â1970: An Historical Analysis
1202:
1370:
Four foreign delegations attend the Second Party Congress: the
1976:
India's foreign policy: basic issues and political attitudes
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were able to reach Calcutta. Out of the 632, 565 were party
1891:
1889:
1887:
1885:
1883:
1881:
1772:
A Century of Protests: Peasant Politics in Assam Since 1900
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engaged in revolutionary insurrections across the country.
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Meghna Guhathakurta; Willem van Schendel (30 April 2013).
2340:
2338:
2336:
2334:
2332:
2020:
Subrata Kumar Mitra; Mike Enskat; Clemens Spiess (2004).
2185:
The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Burma (CPB)
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had served a 13-year term as Party General Secretary.
2050:
Calcutta Tramwaymen: A Study of Working Class History
2378:
Marxism in Southeast Asia: A Study of Four Countries
2113:
The USSR and Marxist Revolutions in the Third World
1533:and emerged as the largest opposition party in the
1988:
1986:
1929:Chandernagore: From Boundage to Freedom, 1900â1955
1794:
1792:
1705:
1899:The Bangladesh Reader: History, Culture, Politics
1962:. People's Publishing House. pp. xlvi, 384.
1802:Radical politics and the emergence of Bangladesh
1405:, Bo Yan Aung, Khin Kyi and Hla Myaing) and the
2155:American and Soviet Aid: A Comparative Analysis
1951:
1949:
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1193:Three delegates represented party branches in
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1515:For a Lasting Peace, for a Peoples Democracy!
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2158:. University of Pittsburgh Pre. p. 27.
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1209:. Estimates on the number of delegates from
1114:2nd Congress of the Communist Party of India
2435:. Princeton University Press. p. 103.
1902:. Duke University Press. pp. 170â172.
1822:. Princeton University Press. p. 154.
1712:. University of California Press. pp.
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1330:Founding of the Communist Party of Pakistan
2381:. Stanford University Press. p. 266.
2286:Encyclopaedia of North-East India: Tripura
2116:. Cambridge University Press. p. 23.
2026:. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 81.
1921:
1919:
1412:Dedijer's speech detailed the struggle of
1100:
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2351:. John Benjamins Publishing. p. 39.
1345:All India Progressive Writers Association
1853:
1851:
1849:
1847:
1845:
1843:
1841:
1839:
1463:between October 1948 and March 1950. In
2402:V. V. Kunhi Krishnan (1 January 1993).
2086:Coalition Strategies of Marxist Parties
2053:. Progressive Publishers. p. 129.
1993:Bidyut Chakrabarty (13 November 2014).
1653:
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1645:
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32:
2232:. Yale University Press. p. 183.
2152:Robert S. Walters (15 December 1970).
2089:. Duke University Press. p. 214.
1563:
1561:
1544:Party Congress, held in 1954, and the
1313:All-Union Communist Party (bolsheviks)
313:Communism in the independence movement
2408:. Northern Book Centre. p. 120.
2188:. SEAP Publications. pp. 11â12.
1816:Selig S. Harrison (8 December 2015).
7:
2462:. Mittal Publications. p. 153.
2207:
2205:
1567:Chandra, Bipan & others (2000).
1521:as General Secretary. In April 1951
1217:(P.C. Joshi's wife) and Khokar Roy.
2315:. Radhakrishnan. 1989. p. 64.
2289:. Mittal Publications. p. 26.
2259:Lives on the Left: A Group Portrait
2256:Francis Mulhern (7 November 2011).
1769:Arupjyoti Saikia (12 August 2015).
1979:. Meenakshi Prakashan. p. 11.
1569:India after Independence 1947â2000
1372:League of Communists of Yugoslavia
1205:and Mohammad Hussein Ata from the
1043:List of communist parties in India
501:2013 Naxal attack in Darbha valley
14:
1973:KĂ©savakurup Raman Pillai (1969).
1819:India: The Most Dangerous Decades
1704:Geoffrey Jukes (1 January 1973).
1531:the first parliamentary elections
2429:Myron Weiner (8 December 2015).
1490:, Hyderabad, Travancore-Cochin,
1358:Notably, the party structure in
1069:
491:Maoism in the Nandigram violence
40:
2510:Congresses of communist parties
2226:Bertil Lintner (1 April 2015).
2182:Bertil Lintner (January 1990).
2023:Political Parties in South Asia
1502:and other key party leaders in
871:Communist Party of French India
396:1957 general election in Kerala
1805:. Bangladesh Books. p. 4.
1799:Talukder Maniruzzaman (1975).
1472:All India Trade Union Congress
1058:State of socialist orientation
380:Post-independence and Cold War
1:
1740:GLIMPSES OF ICHALKARANJI CITY
308:Colonial period and partition
2047:SiddhÄrtha GuharÄáșa (2007).
1932:. Primus Books. p. 84.
1628:Marshall Windmiller (1994).
1384:Communist Party of Australia
1207:North-West Frontier Province
1023:Communist movements in India
628:Proletarian internationalism
2515:1940s political conferences
2262:. Verso Books. p. 75.
1926:Sailendra Nath Sen (2012).
1350:Syed Abul Mansur Habibullah
1337:Communist Party of Pakistan
112:Damodar Dharmananda Kosambi
2531:
2495:Political party assemblies
1775:. Routledge. p. 208.
1201:, Jamaluddin Bokhari from
421:NaxaliteâMaoist insurgency
406:Sino-Indian border dispute
277:Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya
1999:. Routledge. p. 52.
1858:Kamran Asdar Ali (2015).
1743:. Lulu.com. p. 145.
1664:. pp. 39â40, 56â57.
1658:Kamran Asdar Ali (2015).
1407:Communist Party of Ceylon
1232:leader and member of the
373:Punnapra-Vayalar uprising
2500:Communist Party of India
2459:States Politics in India
2375:Frank N. Trager (1959).
1996:Left Radicalism in India
1708:The Soviet Union in Asia
1392:Communist Party of Burma
1300:Indian National Congress
1159:Indian National Congress
486:Laxmanpur Bathe massacre
416:Historic Eight Documents
152:Kondapalli Seetharamaiah
2432:Party Politics in India
1864:. pp. 81â82, 321.
1478:, Malabar (1949â1951),
1398:, Thakin Ba Thein Tin,
866:Communist Consolidation
633:Revolutionary socialism
529:MarxismâLeninismâMaoism
391:Goa liberation movement
386:2nd Congress of the CPI
242:Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee
182:Harkishan Singh Surjeet
147:Puchalapalli Sundarayya
2456:Sadhna Sharma (1995).
2083:Trond Gilberg (1989).
1956:Amar Farooqui (2000).
1259:
401:Angamaly police firing
192:Jagjit Singh Lyallpuri
127:E. M. S. Namboodiripad
2283:Hamlet Bareh (2001).
1571:, New Delhi:Penguin,
1254:
840:Defunct organisations
650:Current organisations
613:Left-wing nationalism
463:Left Democratic Front
411:1964 split in the CPI
343:Foundation of the CPI
1509:In January 1950 the
1197:: Eric Cyprian from
1076:Communism portal
876:Comrades Association
475:Contemporary history
67:Sahajanand Saraswati
1737:Chandravadan Naik.
1527:Telangana rebellion
1420:representatives of
1366:Foreign delegations
1013:Communism in Kerala
896:Lal Communist Party
558:Primitive communism
468:Indravelli massacre
363:1946 Naval Uprising
358:Telangana Rebellion
353:Quit India Movement
217:V. S. Achuthanandan
72:Shripad Amrit Dange
16:1948 party congress
1631:Communism in India
1498:. On 2 April 1948
1414:Yugoslav Partisans
1053:Socialism in India
1028:Gandhian socialism
1018:Communism in Nepal
1008:Anarchism in India
961:People's Democracy
618:Left-wing populism
581:Agrarian socialism
553:National communism
426:Naxalbari uprising
172:Hare Krishna Konar
97:Nripen Chakraborty
34:Communism in India
2469:978-81-7099-619-4
2442:978-1-4008-7841-3
2415:978-81-7211-051-2
2388:978-0-8047-0592-9
2322:978-1-906083-16-8
2296:978-81-7099-795-5
2269:978-1-84467-699-6
2239:978-0-300-21332-4
2195:978-0-87727-123-9
2165:978-0-8229-7586-1
2139:Struggle for Asia
2123:978-0-521-39265-5
2060:978-81-8064-129-9
2033:978-0-275-96832-8
2006:978-1-317-66805-3
1939:978-93-80607-23-8
1909:978-0-8223-5318-8
1871:978-0-19-940308-0
1829:978-1-4008-7780-5
1782:978-1-317-32560-4
1750:978-1-329-82942-8
1723:978-0-520-02393-2
1671:978-0-19-940308-0
1461:Travancore-Cochin
1343:, founder of the
1270:Jammu and Kashmir
1167:Central Committee
1128:and subsequently
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1109:
1033:Inquilab Zindabad
338:Kakori conspiracy
317:Conspiracy cases
107:Puran Chand Joshi
102:P. Krishna Pillai
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2505:1948 conferences
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1376:Vladimir Dedijer
1309:Zhdanov Doctrine
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591:Anti-imperialism
548:Marxist humanism
543:Marxist feminism
519:MarxismâLeninism
368:Tebhaga movement
326:Kanpur Bolshevik
247:Pinarayi Vijayan
137:Promode Dasgupta
62:M. P. T. Acharya
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