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... CPI ( M ) within the left . In particular , the party offered a class analysis of the Indian state which was balanced , well - formulated and not coloured by wishful thinking about the role and capacity for pro- gressive action of the ...
... CPI ( M ) within the left . In particular , the party offered a class analysis of the Indian state which was balanced , well - formulated and not coloured by wishful thinking about the role and capacity for pro- gressive action of the ...
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... party could not brace itself to hold elections for two vacant elected seats on the Congress Working Com- mittee . The CPI ( M ) , rather more than the CPI , has also built up con- siderable organizational coherence and infrastructure ...
... party could not brace itself to hold elections for two vacant elected seats on the Congress Working Com- mittee . The CPI ( M ) , rather more than the CPI , has also built up con- siderable organizational coherence and infrastructure ...
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... party is the Communist Part of India - Marx- ist [ CPI ( M ) or CPM ] . The Communist Party of India would now appear to have entered the stage of decline . The he reason surely resides in the nature of Indian exceptionalism . It is ...
... party is the Communist Part of India - Marx- ist [ CPI ( M ) or CPM ] . The Communist Party of India would now appear to have entered the stage of decline . The he reason surely resides in the nature of Indian exceptionalism . It is ...
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