Deshabhimani

CPM clarified that the Governor can act on his own only when the Cabinet is not in existence and only if the Chief Minister expresses no-confidence in the ministers

As the war of words between Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan and the Left government intensified, the CPI(M) mouthpiece Deshabhimani today slammed him for making "political statements" and alleged he was "threatening" the state in a "tough language".

Keeping alive the debate on entry of women of menstruating age into Sabarimala shrine, CPI(M), heading ruling LDF, has batted for entry of women of all age groups into the temple, saying those having a "feudal" and "anti-women" mindset are endorsing the restriction.

CPI-M's party organ, Deshabhimani, on Friday featured an advertisement from a murder-accused businessman.

The CPI-M Central Committee has found serious fault with party veteran V S Achuthanandan for openly attacking the state leadership and rejected his contention that he has been fighting the "rightist deviations" of the state unit. The July 22 resolution said Achuthanandan's stand that his differences with the state leadership pertained to "political...

CPM clarified that the Governor can act on his own only when the Cabinet is not in existence and only if the Chief Minister expresses no-confidence in the ministers

As the war of words between Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan and the Left government intensified, the CPI(M) mouthpiece Deshabhimani today slammed him for making "political statements" and alleged he was "threatening" the state in a "tough language".

Keeping alive the debate on entry of women of menstruating age into Sabarimala shrine, CPI(M), heading ruling LDF, has batted for entry of women of all age groups into the temple, saying those having a "feudal" and "anti-women" mindset are endorsing the restriction.

CPI-M's party organ, Deshabhimani, on Friday featured an advertisement from a murder-accused businessman.

The CPI-M Central Committee has found serious fault with party veteran V S Achuthanandan for openly attacking the state leadership and rejected his contention that he has been fighting the "rightist deviations" of the state unit. The July 22 resolution said Achuthanandan's stand that his differences with the state leadership pertained to "political...