Introduction The Left in India has had a significant political presence in the years succeeding independence, the age of Congress...

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( Organised by the Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP) on September 9, 2025 ) The Centre for Social and Economic Progress...

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Interviewed by Prem Ansh Sinha (Editor-in-Chief) Edited by Sanish Kumar (Junior Editor) & Alankrita Singh (Associate Editor) Mr Ghanshyam...

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