Cpi narayana biography of barack obama

MOST LIKELY, there will only be a small minority of readers who will recall the epidemic of anti-fascist conventions that gripped different parts of India between 1973 and 1975. Organised by Congress and their foremost cheerleaders in the Communist Party of India (CPI), the target of their vitriol was the Navnirman movement inspired by Jayaprakash Narayan. The anti-fascist hysteria had so engulfed the ecosystem around Indira Gandhi that some of the doughty recipients of Moscow Gold seriously imagined they were rolling back the counter-revolution.

Only a handful of people today realise that CPI still exists. It has lost its national status and depends almost entirely on DMK, Congress and CPM to keep its tattered Red Flag flying. This is such a contrast from the days CPI had its own fellow travellers, many of whom feature in the Mitrokhin Archive of a former KGB functionary. But the R&R organised as part of the Soviet Union’s public diplomacy