Browse by
Title
Flat browse · Title · 359 items in the archive.
CITU Working Committee Meeting 6-8 June 1978 Kota
1978Ranadive, B. T.
BUILD UP UNITED STRUGGLE FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGES AND DEFENCE OF DEMOCRACY - Presidential Speech | B. T. Ranadive
1 Jun 1978
Conference of Representatives of Central Trade Union Organisations and National Federations, New Delhi, October 1-2, 1972
1972Ramamurti, P.
With prices, growing unemp!oyment, closures, retrenchment, Proposed Industrial Relations Bill etc, how to coordinate struggles in the T. U. movement, resolution on the formation of United Council of Trade Unions.
1 Oct 1972
Constitution of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions 1970
1970As adopted by the Working Committee Meeting 2-4 Oct 1970 Jaipur
1 Nov 1970
Constitution of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions 1987
1987(With amendments made in the Sixth Conference of CITU held in Bombay from May 18-22, 1987)
1 Aug 1987
Constitution of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions 1994
1999(With amendments made in the Eighth Conference of CITU held in Patna from March 3-7, 1994)
1 Oct 1999
Constitution of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions 2003
2008(With amendments made in the Eleventh Conference of CITU held in Chennai from December 9-13, 2003)
1 May 2008
Constitution of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions 2018
2018(With amendments made in the CITU General Council held at Kozhikode from March 23 to March 26, 2018)
1 Apr 2018
Dr. M. K. Pandhe. A Life of Struggles
2009Rama Krishnan, N.
A biography of M. K. Pandhe by N.Rama Krishnan with a Foreword by Samar Mukherjee
1 Jan 2009
E. Balanandan – 50 years of Democracy in India
1997Balanandan, E.
Published in ‘The Working Class’, October 1997
1 Oct 1997
JYOTI BASU SPEAKS. A Collection of Selected Speeches of Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister, West Bengal
1991Basu, Jyoti
Published by the Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Government of West Bengal CONTENTS 1. Planning in India - Need for an Alternative Approach 2. The Socio-political Scene in 2001 3. Labour Management Relationship-1 4. Labour Management Relationship-2 5. Danger Confronting the Public Sector Industries 6. On Agricultural Development 7. On Industrial Development 8. On Industrial Policy of the West Bengal Government 9. The Industrial Problems of Eastern India 10. Application of Modern Technology 11. On Technology Upgradation 12. Development of Food Processing and Horticulture Industry in West Bengal 13. The Economic Crisis 14. The Centre-State Relations 15. Panchayati Raj: Two Alternative Approaches 16. Democracy, Federalism and Article 356 17. On the Ninth Finance Commission and the Emerging Trends in Centre-State Economic Relations 18. The Indian Television 19. Towards a new Economic Order 20. On the Rule of the Legislature 21. Dr. B. C. Roy
1 Dec 1991
Life and Teachings of Com. B. T. Ranadive
2004The purpose of the booklet is to give a brief background of B. T. Ranadive’s life and underline his teachings for the Indian working class. He devoted his entire life for the cause of the working class and the toiling masses of the country. He left behind a legacy that would continue to inspire new generations to carry forward the task he left unfinished during his lifetime. As a true revolutionary B. T. Ranadive always had in mind the objective of the abolition of capitalist society and establishment of a socialist society. One of his most outstanding contributions to the Indian working class movement was that he always stood for linking the day-to-day struggles of the working class and the toiling masses with the final objective of social transformation. During his concluding speech at the foundation conference of CITU, he categorically declared, “The trade union movement can never forget that socialism and freedom from exploitation will remain words if the working class does not consciously struggle to capture power; and that the first step towards it is to remove the present bourgeois-landlord government by a genuine peoples government.”
1 Jan 2004
M. K. Pandhe - Challenges Before the Trade Union Movement Today
1999Pandhe, M. K.
Published in ‘The Working Class’, September 1999
1 Sept 1999
M. K. Pandhe - Forty Years of CITU
2010Pandhe, M. K.
Published on the occasion of CITU completing 40 years of its existence on 30th May, 2010
1 May 2010
M. K. Pandhe - The Working Class and 50 years of Indian Independence
1997Pandhe, M. K.
Published in ‘The Working Class’, August 1997
1 Aug 1997
M. K. Pandhe - Trade Union Movement In India : Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
2010Pandhe, M. K.
(Keynote Address delivered in the National Seminar organized by the University of Mumbai on 24-25 September, 2009)
1 Dec 2010
Proceedings and Documents of the All-India Trade Union Conference, Calcutta, May 28-31, 1970
1970Ranadive, B. T., Ramamurti, P., Basu, Jyoti
FORWARD TO UNITY AND STRUGGLE CONTENTS 1. The All-India Trade Union Conference—A Review. 2. Welcome Speech of Com. Jyoti Basu, Chairman, Reception Committee 3. Report of Com. P. Ramamurti 4. Resolutions 5. Concluding Speech of B. T. Ranadive 6. Report of the Credentials Committee 7. List of Office-bearers, General Council and Executive Committee Members of CITU Appendix • Resolution of Goa Convention • Photographs
1 May 1970
Sukomal Sen - On The History Of Indian Trade Union Movement
1998Sen, Sukomal
(published in ‘Syllabus And Lecture Notes For T. U. Classes [Draft]’ prepared for the General Council Meeting, 22-25 April 1998, in Chennai)
1 Apr 1998
Sukomal Sen - Revolutionary Role of The Working Class
1997Sen, Sukomal
Published in ‘The Working Class’, October 1997
1 Oct 1997
Sukomal Sen - Working Class of India. History of Emergence and Movement 1830-1970
1977Sen, Sukomal
CONTENTS • Preface • International Background • Disintegration of Traditional Indian Economy ... • Development of Capitalist Economy in India and Emergence of the Working Class ... • Advance of Industrialization and Conditions of Working Class • Emigrant Indian Labour and Plantation Labour • Beginning of Working-Class Movement 1850-1900 • Preparatory Phase for Organized Trade Union Movement 1900-14 • Second Session of the AU India Trade Congress 1921 • Foundation of the All India Trade Union Con¬ gress 1920 • First World War—Political Awakening of Working Class and Development of Organized Trade Union Movement 1914-20 • First Appearance of Marxian Thought in India and Consolidation of the World Proletariat • Economic Recession: Defensive Struggle of the Working Class 1922-26 • Sharpening and Extension of Struggle 1926-29 • Organizational Split and Imperialist Onslaught 1929-31 • Struggles during World Economic Crisis 1931-36 • Sharp Struggles during Provincial Autonomy and on the Eve of War 1937-39 • Eventful Course of Working-Class Struggles during World War II 1939-45 • Last Phase of National Struggle and the Indian Working Class 1945-47 • Trade Unions of Government and other White Collar Employees • Working Class in the New Perpective 1947 Onwards • Index
1 Jan 1977
The Working Class
1992Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K., Roy, Jibon +2
In This Issue: • Call Of The Sponsoring Committee: Carry Forward Struggle against Economic Policies of Government • Forward to Struggle - E. Balanandan • Railwaymen’s struggle: XII LRSA Conference calls for preparedness for direct Action • PM’s Talk Of Moratorium On Strike Will Meet With Stiff Resistance – M. K. Pandhe • A Horrendous Crime At Bhilai By BJP Government - Jibon Roy • Disinvestment of PSU Shares: A fraud on the People • P.M.’s Assurance on Revival of Sick PSUs • International Solidarity Meet at Philippines: A Quest for New Orientation - Jibon Roy • CITU Protests Against The Postponement of Tripartite Committee on D.A. • US Juggling with Human Rights - Tapan Sen • All India Convention of Transport Workers • Cement Industry: Joint Statement by CITU, AITUC & HMS • Maharashtra Anganwadi Workers & Helpers Participate in 16th June 1992 Strike • Whither AIRF - Kanai Banerjee • Working Class Action all over the World
1 Aug 1992