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Ten workers killed, 23 injured in boiler blast at Vedanta power plant in Chhattisgarh

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Apr 14, 2026, 07.21 PM IST

NEW DELHI: At least ten workers were killed and 23 injured in a boiler explosion at Vedanta Limted power plant in Chhattisgarh's Sakti district on Tuesday.
Sakti Collector Amirt Topno shared the updated toll from the tragic incident. Earlier, Sakti Superintendent of Police Prafull Thakur had reported preliminary casualty figures of nine workers killed and 15 injured.

"Nine workers have died, and 15 have sustained injuries," Prafull Thakur said, adding that the explosion occured in the afternoon.
The SP further informed that right after the blast, local administration and police teams rushed to the site and the rescue operation was immediately launched to look for survivors.

According to the police, three victims were killed on the spot, while the others succumbed to injuries at hospitals. Injured workers have also been admitted to the hospitals in the neighbouring Raigarh district as they undergo treatment.

Workers and staff have been evacuated from the vicinity, as it remains extremely hot.
Raigarh SDM, Mahesh Sharma, said the probe was under way to examine the exact cause of the mishap. "A heartbreaking incident has taken place at the Vedanta Power plant today in which some workers have been injured, and their treatment is underway. Our investigation is ongoing," he said.

Chhattisgarh chief minister expressed his condolences for the lives lost and extended his prayers for the victims injured.

In a post on X, he called the incident "extremely distressing and agonising" as he wrote, "The news of the horrific accident caused by a boiler explosion at the 'Vedanta Power Plant' located in Singhitrai in Sakti district is extremely distressing and agonising. The reports of the demise of some workers and injuries sustained in this accident are profoundly heartbreaking. My deepest condolences are with the bereaved families. I pray to God to grant eternal peace to the departed souls in His divine abode and bestow upon the families the strength to endure this unbearable grief."

Talking to the reporters he said that investigation for the cause of accident is under way and that strict actions will be taken against the responsible entities.

The plant management, in a statement, said, "An unfortunate incident occurred at one of the boiler units at our Singhitarai plant, involving personnel from our sub-contractor, NGSL (NTPC GE Power Services Limited), which operates and maintains the unit."

The management said that its immediate priority is to ensure the best possible medical assistance and treatment to those affected, and that it is closely coordinating with medical teams and local authorities.

"We are in the process of ascertaining details, and a thorough investigation has been initiated in coordination with our partner and relevant authorities," it said.

INDIAN WORKERS’ ASSOCIATION – GREAT BRITAIN declaration for 28th protest against Operation Kagar

I ndian Workers’ Association is thankful to the Joint Committee to Stop Repression in India for extending the invitation to us to join this very important protest.

What is this war on the People of India? This has been waged by various successive governments of India on the Adivasis – the tribal population – who happen to live in the dense forests in the heartlands of India. They have lived in these lands since time immemorial but recent geographical explorations have revealed that the Adivasis occupy the hills and jungle, underneath which there are vast quantities of very rich minerals. These minerals, coal, aluminium, iron, steel and numerous others are much sought after by the national and multinational corporations from which they hope to make super profits. Their problem is of course the tribal populations who live on that land, in harmony with their environment. The Adivasis refuse to vacate their land for the government sponsored mining corporations.

The Adivasis have been fighting to save their land for many, many decades and hundreds of thousands have been displaced thus far with no compensation and nowhere to go. Their difficulties to adapt to life outside of their hills and forest have been completely overlooked, with complete disdain by the ruling elites of India. In the past three to four decades the Adivasis have befriended the revolutionary Naxals, also known as Maoist, and together they have engaged in the movement of resistance against the onslaught of government backed corporates greed in these areas. This collaboration – between Adivasis and Naxals – has been going on for so long it is increasingly difficult to decipher between an Adivasi and a Naxal. Are the Naxals leading the Adivasi or is it the other way around? Their combined struggles have had to endure numerous militarised operations such as Operation Green Hunt, Salwa Judum at the hands of government’s armed police and elite paramilitary forces. The latest one being Operation Kagar.

The previous Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, leading the Congress government, called the Naxalites the “single biggest internal security challenge ever faced by our country”. To eliminate that threat, the current Home Minister of the BJP government, Amit Shah, has vowed to “… ensure that by March 31, 2026, India will be free from Naxalism.” That date is due in a few days. One wonders if Home Minister’s objective will indeed be realised?

One wonders, with the Naxals “completely defeated”, will the resistance of the Adivasis against the mining corporates be also annihilated? One wonders how peoples’ resistance ceases in the face of continued repression? One wonders how pursuit for justice disappears in the face of continued gross injustice. If one gazes over the entire landscape of India, injustice is everywhere to be seen. The patriarchal subjugation of women, complete disregard of the rights of differently oriented communities, deep caste prejudice against Dalits, persecution of religious minorities, particularly the Muslim and Christians, and the unconstitutional, near imperialist, attitude towards national minorities are amongst the injustices being carried in India, only a daily basis. The government’s majoritarian approach in legislating against the hard-won rights of the workers and throwing the peasants to the mercy of foreign agricultural multinationals are yet other forms of injustices prevailing over the whole stretches of India. One wonders how resistance against such injustice can be killed off?

Returning back to the jungles of India, the Indian government may well believe that they can wipe out Naxals, Maoist, etc. However, so long as governments remain lackeys of the greedy corporations, and the elite ruling classes, in of support of maintaining feudalism and serving imperialism, whilst ignoring the rights of workers and peasants of India, countless other people’s resistance movements will inevitably emerge. That is human nature. That is the history of people’s movements. It remains to be seenwhether the 31st March will bring an end to the Naxals/Maoist as the Home Minister Amit Shah has proclaimed.

The Indian Workers’ Association GB is grateful for the opportunity to share its views with you and stands in solidarity at this historic event. Let us keep exposing the Indian government’s subservience to imperialism, feudalism and greedy corporations. Let us keep routing for Peoples’ fundamental democratic rights to life, privacy, liberty, freedom from torture, fair trials, freedom of expression, and equality. Let us continue the fight for justice and Peoples’ Democracy.

INDIAN WORKERS’ ASSOCIATION – GREAT BRITAIN
28th March 2026

the daily struggle in Italy for the freedom of palestinian political prisoners in the italian jail - from Soccorso Rosso Proletario -Italy

 

Ahmad Salem condannato a 4 anni per essere palestinese ed aver chiamato a mobilitarsi contro il genocidio - info da Soccorso rosso proletario

Ahmad Salem è stato condannato a 4 anni di reclusione a fronte di una richiesta di 3 anni e 6 mesi avanzata dal pubblico ministero. Una sentenza intollerabile, profondamente razzista e islamofobica, contro la quale è ancora più necessario e urgente tornare a mobilitarsi contro questo governo fasciosionista alleato dei peggiori regimi nazisti, guerrafondai e genocidiari, Israele in primis.

La stessa udienza di oggi al tribunale di Campobasso, si è svolta in un clima intimidatorio da stato di polizia, con la Questura che ha convocato un tavolo tecnico per la “sicurezza” disponendo la chiusura di tutte le strade del centro cittadino per creare un clima artificiale di tensione e paura e criminalizzare la solidarietà verso il popolo palestinese.

È la stessa logica con cui si colpisce Ahmad Salem, “colpevole” di aver invitato alla mobilitazione popolare contro il genocidio in corso a Gaza che ha ucciso, tra l’altro, 76 componenti della sua famiglia.

Ahmad Salem, giovane palestinese di 24 anni cresciuto nel campo profughi di al-Baddawi in Libano, è detenuto da quasi un anno nel carcere di Rossano Calabro, in regime di alta sicurezza. Era arrivato in Italia in cerca di protezione internazionale e si è presentato a Campobasso per richiedere asilo politico. Durante la sua audizione davanti alla Commissione territoriale, il suo telefono è stato sequestrato e analizzato: da lì è nato un impianto accusatorio fondato sugli articoli 414 (istigazione a delinquere) e 270 quinquies del codice penale.

«Un impianto fragile, costruito su poche frasi decontestualizzate estratte da un video di otto minuti, – fanno sapere dal movimento – in cui Ahmad invitava alla mobilitazione contro il genocidio in corso a Gaza, denunciava il silenzio del mondo arabo e chiamava alla partecipazione popolare. Quelle parole, che rientrano pienamente nel diritto di espressione politica e di solidarietà internazionale, sono state trasformate dalla Digos di Campobasso in “propaganda jihadista”. Ancora più grave è la

contestazione relativa ai presunti “materiali istruttivi”: semplici video degli attacchi della resistenza palestinese, diffusi pubblicamente negli ultimi anni anche da testate italiane, tra cui la Rai. Nessuna indicazione tecnica, nessun contenuto addestrativo. Eppure, questo è bastato per sostenere un’accusa di “autoaddestramento con finalità di terrorismo”.

Questo caso non è un’eccezione: è il prodotto diretto di un quadro normativo sempre più pericoloso. – continua la nota stampa del Movimento 4 settembre – Con il DL Sicurezza (legge 80/2025), lo Stato italiano ha introdotto e ampliato dispositivi repressivi che spingono il diritto penale dentro il terreno delle opinioni, delle parole, delle espressioni politiche. L’articolo 270 quinquies, così come riformulato, rappresenta concretamente quello che possiamo definire “terrorismo della parola”: la possibilità di punire non atti, ma discorsi, non comportamenti materiali, ma prese di posizione.

Siamo di fronte a una soglia estremamente pericolosa. Quando diventa reato esprimere solidarietà a un popolo sotto occupazione, quando la denuncia di un genocidio viene trasformata in istigazione al terrorismo, quando la parola viene equiparata all’azione, allora non è più solo un singolo imputato a essere sotto processo: è il dissenso in quanto tale. Il “terrorismo della parola” apre la strada a una criminalizzazione generalizzata: colpisce attivisti, studenti, lavoratori, chiunque si mobiliti, chiunque prenda posizione, chiunque rompa il silenzio. È uno strumento che non mira alla sicurezza, ma alla neutralizzazione del conflitto e alla repressione preventiva della solidarietà.

Ahmad Salem è oggi in carcere per aver parlato. Per aver preso parola contro il genocidio. Per aver rivendicato il diritto di un popolo alla libertà. Per questo (il 14 aprile) saremo davanti al Tribunale di Campobasso: per Ahmad, per la Palestina, ma anche contro un impianto giuridico che trasforma la parola in reato, contro la criminalizzazione del dissenso, contro il tentativo di spegnere ogni forma di solidarietà.

Difendere Ahmad Salem significa difendere la possibilità stessa di parlare, di schierarsi, di lottare. – termina il movimento 4 settembre Campobasso –La solidarietà non è un crimine. Il dissenso non è terrorismo».

USA : Une centaine de militants propalestiniens arrêtés lors d’une manifestation à New York

À New York, une centaine de militants propalestiniens, dont Chelsea Manning, ont été arrêtés le 13 avril après avoir bloqué une avenue de Manhattan à l’appel de Jewish Voice for Peace pour dénoncer le soutien militaire états-unien à Israël. Les manifestants visaient notamment les sénateurs Chuck Schumer et Kirsten Gillibrand, qu’ils accusent de soutenir les livraisons d’armes malgré les appels à leur suspension. Cette mobilisation s’inscrit dans un contexte d’agressions militaires impérialo-sionistes accrues en Iran, à Gaza tout comme au Liban.

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INDIA:Women revolutionaries are a shining example in the People's War of India(RS-YM)

 

The "Naxalbari Rebellion" stands as one of the epoch-making events in world history. It raised a clarion call for liberation among the oppressed and exploited people of India; the "thunder of Naxalbari" resonated far and wide. This rebellion marked as the beginning chapter of people writing their own history of liberation through a New Democratic Revolution, guided by Maoist ideology, in a country oppressed by imperialism. Its impact has been immense across all fields politics, economy, culture, literature, family, and the environment.

Over the last 60 years, the Maoist communist movement in India has navigated various ups and downs, successes, and failures. Throughout this journey, women have remained an inseparable part of the revolution. Numerous women revolutionaries have been martyred in state-sponsored killings. From the merger of India's two major Maoist parties the MCC and the CPI(ML)(PW) form the CPI (Maoist) in 2004, hundreds of women have been martyred in just six years. Many others have held the red flag of revolution high while enduring horrific torture in captivity.

Since 2009, during military operations such as 'Salwa Judum' and 'Operation Green Hunt', state military and paramilitary forces have raped, mutilated, burned, and inhumanly tortured and killed many women in cold blood. Horrific atrocities, such as dismembering bodies and throwing them into wells and drains, have occurred. Alongside physical oppression, sexual violence against women has been used as a planned political weapon,it is a deliberate part of the fascist state's warfare policy.

In any conflict, the enemies of the people mainly target women as a means to seize power easily. 'Operation Kagar' is no exception. Since January 2024, more than a hundred revolutionary and indigenous women have been martyred in frontline battles during this ongoing military operation. The state has detained many and killed them in cold blood. According to reports from the CPI (Maoist), between December 2024 and November 2025, 320 people were martyred in this "final war" called 'Kagar', of whom 117 were women. In certain actions, the number of female guerrillas more higher than men. Notably, the number of female cadres has increased significantly from the 1990s to the current decade.

This raises a crucial question: Why are women joining the Maoist movement in such large numbers despite facing terrible state repression? What drives them? What is their hope? According to official statements, 60% of the total members of the CPI (Maoist) are women, and women serve as chief commanders in 20 out of 27 divisions. The reason women are joining in such force is their understanding that only a New Democratic Revolution can shatter patriarchy and the patriarchal state system.

Consequently, many women have joined the liberation struggle, sometimes leaving their children in the care of others. They have demonstrated that motherhood is not limited to bearing children, but extends to protecting the future of all oppressed children. Many women have continued the fight even from prison; even after surviving torture and being released, they return to the struggle.

In the bourgeois system, women are valued as commodities. While a few bourgeois women may gain individual empowerment, they remain upholders of patriarchy and do not represent the masses of oppressed women. Today, the Hindutva fascist Modi government is conducting a horrific military operation to eradicate Maoism, killing hundreds of Maoists and tribals. The central and state governments have deployed 850,000 police, central armed forces, commando units, the army, and the air force—supported by American and Israeli military advisors against the PLGA (People's Liberation Guerrilla Army).And the revolutionaries of CPI(maoist) continue their resistance against aggressors.

Women Maoists are a vital part of this ongoing resistance. The history of oppressed women is inseparable from the large history of the oppressed people. Without women, the victory of any revolution is impossible; no war can be won without them. In the Indian People's War, countless martyrs including Comrade Renuka, Comrade Aruna, and Comrade Raje have taught us this lesson. In a patriarchal social system where women are often not even considered as "human",there women are holding up half of the sky in the ongoing people's war in India. The path of liberation chosen by women in the Indian Maoist movement to establish socialism and communism is the only path forward. We, too, must walk in that path.

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“Forward for a United, Mass May Day!” . Partizan

 

May Day is the holiday of the peoples advancing on the path of revolution. It is a day of resistance where the working class challenges the bourgeoisie that oppresses, ignores, steals its future, and condemns it to darkness, demonstrating its power!" April 9, 2026 We are facing May Day 2026 in our region and in the world under conditions where unemployment, poverty, and the decline in purchasing power, deepened by imperialist wars, and the parallel policies of oppression and persecution are trying to subdue the masses. The working class and oppressed laborers, the peoples of the world, have spent the past year in conflict, death, forced migration, hostility towards refugees and immigrants; the usurpation of acquired rights and comprehensive attacks against the pursuit of rights. From May Day 2025 to today, the working class and laborers around the world; It has clung to life within a comprehensive siege and squeeze that the imperialist capitalist system has put into effect in almost every area, including ideological, political, and economic spheres. In many parts of the world, various obstacles are placed in the way of class organization, working hours are extended, and a flexible, precarious, and, most importantly, unorganized work regime is being implemented. The insatiable greed for profit, inherent in the character of imperialist capitalism, has unleashed its wild horse throughout 2025, leading the world towards destruction with a horrific plunder and looting. Capitalism, believing itself to be strolling in a rose garden without thorns on the ideological level, is shifting into high gear to overcome the crisis it is struggling with, which has now transformed into an open imperialist war in many regions. Imperialist capitalism is advancing towards a third war of partition, the cornerstones of which are being laid one by one, in order to re-divide the globe. The Ukraine-Russia war, now in its fourth year and claiming millions of lives, the occupation, annexation, and genocidal attacks launched by Zionist Israel in Gaza and now in Lebanon, with the backing of the US, EU, UK, and NATO; and the military aggression launched by the US/Israel against Iran on February 28th, now over a month old, reveal the true character of the system in all its nakedness. In our region, too, the bourgeoisie does not hesitate to implement policies that will bring even greater destruction in the name of greater profit and hegemony. In Turkey, the AKP-MHP government has further escalated its aggression against the working class, the broad masses of laborers, women and LGBT+ individuals, youth, the Kurdish nation, and our people of Alevi faith throughout 2025. It has banned and attacked resistance movements that the class is trying to organize for a humane world and a secure life, detained workers, and arrested resistance worker representatives/unionists. By targeting women and LGBTQ+ individuals, it has deepened homophobia and transphobia. We are heading towards May 1st, 2026, in conditions of profound misery, where millions of workers and laborers struggle to survive on meager wages. We are in the midst of a process where anger flows through the capillaries of the oppressed. On one side, imperialist wars, and on the other, the Turkish bourgeoisie trying to strengthen the "internal front" to turn this into an opportunity. May 1st, 2026, will host a process where we will combine the accumulated change and aspirations of all segments of society with the anger they feel towards the system. The class struggle for people's power and socialism against the exploitative fascist-capitalist system continues to exist in the streets. The mass participation reflected in the squares on March 8th, the reactions reflected in the streets on the anniversary of March 19th, and of course the hundreds of thousands who filled the Newroz squares on March 21st, all demonstrate the growing resistance in the consciousness of the masses. Our perspective on the May Day 2026 process should be to stand against exploitative policies on the one hand, and on the other hand, to organize the unity and struggle of the peoples against imperialist wars, in the context of the NATO summit that the imperialist war organization wants to hold in Ankara on July 7-8. It is of great importance to come together with all revolutionary-democratic forces that can unite on May Day and to organize a strong May Day will. A strong collective organization, accompanied by a planned and targeted agitation/propaganda effort around the fundamental agendas of the working class, will serve to develop and advance existing forces. The May Day process should host a period in which we increase our contact with the masses seeking change, carry our call for organization, and expand the organization of the class. Organizing the work with the broadest possible forces is also extremely important. The goal of organizing a united, mass, and strong May Day will also advance the existing energy of the class. The energy unleashed here will fuel anti-imperialist resistance against imperialist wars and the NATO war organization. May 1st will be a day when we unmask the Turkish bourgeoisie, which wages war against the working class and laborers under the guise of neutrality and the false rhetoric of "peace in the world," and show the true power of the class. May 1st, the revolution