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CITU General Council Meeting 20-22 Apr 2000 Kozhikode
2000Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K.
• Presidential Address – E. Balanandan • Documents 1. Report of the General Secretary – M. K. Pandhe 2. Report of Workshop on Organisation 3. Resolutions ▪ On Condolence ▪ On Homage to Martyrs ▪ On 11th May Countrywide General Strike ▪ On Working Women ▪ Against Vajpayee Govt.’s Surrender to Imperialist Machination 1. Treasurer's Report & Statement Of Accounts • महासचिव की रिपोर्ट - एम के पंधे
1 Apr 2000
CITU General Council Meeting 22-25 Apr 1998 Chennai
1998Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K., Sen, Sukomal +1
• Documents 1. Presidential Address – E. Balanandan 2. Report Of The General Secretary – M. K. Pandhe 3. Condolence Resolutions – Com. EMS Namboodiripad, Com. Bimal Sinha, Condolence 1. Draft Resolutions ▪ Against Communalism ▪ On Police Firing On Haryana Textile Workers ▪ On The Govt’s Move To Introduce New Series Of Price Index ▪ Issues Before The Movement Of Public Sector Workers ▪ Recognition Of Trade Unions Through Secret Ballot 2. Discussion Papers ▪ Note On Unorganised Sector ▪ Note On ESI 3. Accounts 4. Annexure-1 Statement Showing Statewise Membership As Per Annual Return Received Till 5 April, 1998 5. Annexure-2 BTR Memorial Trust Fund • महासचिव का प्रतिवेदन - एम के पंधे • Syllabus And Lecture Notes For T. U. Classes [Draft] ◦ Draft Syllabus For TU Classes ◦ On The History Of Indian Trade Union Movement - Sukomal Sen ◦ Political Economy Of Capitalism – M. K. Pandhe ◦ Socialism – Kanai Banerjee
1 Apr 1998
CITU General Council Meeting 5-8 Jan 1997 Vishakhapatnam
1997Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K.
• Presidential Address – E. Balanandan • Documents 1. Resolution on Condolence 2. Report of the General Secretary – M. K. Pandhe 3. On Membership 4. BTR Memorial Trust 5. Accounts
1 Jan 1997
CITU General Council Meeting 19-21 Feb 1993 Bangalore
1993Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K.
CITU General Council Meeting 19-21 Feb 1993 Bangalore • Documents: 1. Presidential Address – E. Balanandan 2. Report on Organisation – M. K. Pandhe 3. Resolutions – Com. Ganesh Ghosh 4. Minutes of the General Meeting held at Nagpur from 13-15 March, 1992 5. Annexure-1 Functioning of the Office Bearers in the State Committees 6. Annexure-2 Meetings of the State Committees 7. Annexure-3 Work Among Working Women 8. Annexure-4 Statement on Circulation of CITU Journals • Report on Organisation (As adopted in the General Council Meeting held at Bangalore, on 19-21, February 1993)
1 Feb 1993
CITU General Council Meeting 23-25 Sept 1988 Dhanbad
1988• Presidential Address, General Council Meeting of CITU, Dhanbad, Sep. 23-25, 1988 (From B. T. Ranadive on Trade Union Movement, Vol 3)
1 Sept 1988
CITU General Council Meeting 21-23 Jan 1983 Hind Motors Uttarpara
1983Ranadive, B. T.
• Présidential Address, General Council Meeting, Hind Motors, January 21-23, 1983 (From B. T. Ranadive on Trade Union Movement, Vol 2)
1 Jan 1983
CITU 3rd Conference 21-25 May 1975 Bombay
1975Kolhatkar, S. Y., Ranadive, B. T., Ramamurti, P. +2
DOCUMENTS: 1. Welcome Speech | S. Y. Kolhatkar 2. Presidential Address | B. T. Ranadive 3. अध्यक्षीय भाषण | बी॰ टी॰ रणदिवे (Hindi) 4. General Secretary's Report | P. Ramamurti 5. General Secretary's Report | P. Ramamurti (Hindi) 6. Review Of Struggles | M. K. Pandhe 7. Review Of Struggles | M. K. Pandhe (Hindi) 8. CITU Faces Repression And Gangsterism 9. CITU Faces Repression And Gangsterism (Hindi) 10. Work Report | M. K. Pandhe 11. Report on Organisation And Struggles | M. K. Pandhe (Hindi) 12. Resolutions 13. Resolutions (Hindi) 14. Statement Of Accounts For The Years 1973 & 1974 | Samar Mukherjee 15. President's Concluding Speech | B. T. Ranadive - Unite All Sections Against Recession & Unemployment For T.U. & Democratic Rights 16. Presidential Address | B. T. Ranadive (Marathi)
1 May 1975
सेंटर आफ इंडियन ट्रेड यूनियन्स का संविधान 1987
1990(बम्बई में छठे सीटू सम्मेलन, 18-22 मई 1987, द्वारा पारित संशोधन के बाद)
1 Jan 1990
The Working Class
1982Ranadive, B. T., Chakraborty Nripen, Ranadive, Vimal +3
In This Issue: • May Day 1982 – B. T. Ranadive • Hungarian TU Delegation Visits CITU Office • May Day Manifesto of the CITU—1982 • Tamil Nadu State Committee Meets • Rally Against Imperialist War Danger – Nripen Chakraborty, Chief Minister, Govt. of Tripura • War and Women – Vimala Ranadive • Problems of Construction and Contract Labour – Nrisingha Chakrabarty • Land Reforms in West Bengal – Benoy Chowdhury, Minister-in-charge, Land and Land Reforms Deptt., Government of West Bengal • The Year of Productivity—An Attack on Werkers – M. K. Pandhe • National Compaign Committee Calls For All India Protest Day on June 4 • Successful Maharashtra Bundh Textile Strike Enters Fourth Month • Left Front Government And People: Achievements of Left-Front Govt in West Bengal (Small Scale and Cottage Industries) • P. K. Moitra Acquitted • West Bengal Assembly Demands Nationalisation Of Jute Industry • J.K. Jute Workers’ Strike Enters Third Month • Engineering Workers Move For Need Based Minimum Wage • Anti Working Class Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Bill Introduced in Lok Sabha • Reserve Bank Employees’ Strike • Govt’s Labour Policy Assailed • News Paper Employees’ Struggle Against Automation • CITU’s Memorandum on Sick Industrial Undertakings • Railway News: Rail Budget Criticised • National Convention Oppose LIC Split • Stop Delinking Calcutta-Haldia Ports • Kanpur Annapurna Biscuit Workers on Indefinite Strike • Kerala L.D.F.—Pledged to Serve the People • Hissar — Escalation of Attacks on CITU Activists • BHEL Production Policies Assailed • Successful Strike by Rajasthan Government Employees • Cement Workers to Fight Cement Barons—INTUC Conspiracy • AGB of BHEL Workers’ Union • Teleprinters Workers to Fight Productivity Linked Wage • Income Tax Employees Attacked by Anti-socials • Barbarous Lathi Charge on Workers at Ujjain • TUs Oppose DA Freeze by HSCL Management • CITU Supports Textile Workers’ Strike in Paraguay • Attack on CITU Union • Steel Workers to Fight Productivity Linked Wages • Attempts to Curtail ESI-Benefit • News In Brief
1 May 1982
The Working Class
1981Ranadive, B. T., Sharma, Vijender, Chakraborty Nripen +7
In This Issue: • Defend The Left-Led Governments – B. T. Ranadive • May Day Manifesto of the CITU-1981 • Prepare for the Struggles Ahead. On the Occasion of the May Day, Nripen Chakraborty, Chief Minister, Tripura, has sent the following Message • May Day : Origin and Significance – Vijender Sharma • Tripura Left Front Govt. Marches Ahead – Nripen Chakraborty • “People Source of Strength of Tripura LF Government” – Dasarath Deb • Tripura: Progress For The Poor – D. D. Deb Roy • One Year of Left Democratic Front Government of Kerala – E. K. Nayanar • Main Features of Kerala Budget • Public Distribution System: Kerala Experience • Labour and Employment Policy of Left Front Govt. of West Bengal - Krishnapada Ghosh, Minister for Labour • For An Alternative Policy — Chittabrata Majumdar, Minister for Small Scale Industries • Progressive Education Policy of the Left Front Govt. of West Bengal —Partha De, Minister for Secondary & Primary Education • Land Reforms Measures in West Bengal • West Bengal Newsletter: Orgy of Murder and Arson. Latest Weapon in the Toppling Game • Punishment Without Reason | Legal Notes - Arun Prokas Chatterjee • 26 March Kisan Rally. Working Class Solidarity with the Peasants • Contract Workers’ Struggle Continues : Numerous Workers Arrested • All India Convention Against Multinationals in Drug Industry • Agitation of Medical and Sales Representatives • Central Govt’s Anti-People Drug Policy – J. S. Majumdar • World Conferenee Against Transnationals in Pharmaceutical Industry • Successful General Strike in Delhi. CITU congratulates workers • NGOs Conference at Port Blair • All India Coal Workers Federation Formed • CITU Participates in May Day Celebrations in Moscow and Havana • All India TU Convention Against Price Rise and Anti-Labour Policies • Energy Minister Blows His Own Trumpet • BHEL Unions Demand Reconstitution of Joint Forum • CITU Supports the United Struggle of LIC Employees • CITU Demands U.P. Chief Minister’s Intervention in Raza Textile Strike • Railway News: Repression on Railwaymen Continues • Increasing Repression on Workers in Haryana. Firing on the Workers of Gopichand Textile Mills in Sirsa
1 May 1981
The Working Class
1972Chatterjee, A. P.
In This Issue: • Rally to the Support of Bengal’s Working Class • Jute Workers Prepare For Industriai Strike From May 8 • Phoney War Against Unemployment • Ruthless Repression Continues In CLW • Kerala State Council Meets • The Supreme Court Reverts To First Principles / Legal Notes • West Bengal Industrial Tribunal Awards May Day As Compulsory Paid Holiday • While Railmen’s Grievances Accumulate In-Fighting Galore In NFIR • Call For United Struggle Given By Four Central Trade Unions • Repression On Coalmine Workers in West Bengal • Tamilnadu Newsletter / Militant Struggles Continue • Barbarous U.S. Bombing On North Vietnam • British Mine Workers’ Union Thanks CITU For Support • CITU Condemns Brutal Firings On Spanish Workers • Other Regular Features • MAY DAY MANIFESTO OF THE CITU 1972
1 May 1972
The Working Class
1974Chatterjee, A. P., Priesto, Roberto
In This Issue: • May Day Manifesto Of The CITU 1974 • CITU General Council Calls For Country-wide Struggle • Policy Statement On Productivity • Railway Workers To Go On General Strike From May 8 • All India State Government Employees Strike—A Grand Success • Public Sector Undertakings And Their Aititude To Labour – A Sample – / Legal Notes • Electricity Employees’ Successful Struggle In Madras • AIPWF Working Committee Decides On Programme Of Struggle • Newsletters / Tamil Nadu, West Bengal • Strike By 6.5 Million Japanese Workers • Fascist Hell In Chile By Roberto Priesto • Other Regular Features
1 May 1974
The Working Class
1975Ranadive, B. T., Chatterjee, A. P.
In This Issue: • Against Crisis Burdens Against One Party Dictatorship | B. T. Ranadive • May Day Manifesto Of The CITU, 1975 • Com. S. Y, Kolhatkar Attacked By Siva Sena Goondas • Government, Jute Barons Trying To Shift Burden Of Crisis On Workers • National Campaign Committee Decides To Intensify Anti-Wage Freeze Campaign • Anti-Emergency Day Observed Throughout India • L.R.S. A. Demands Reactivise NCCRS | Railwaymen • Anti-Wage Freeze Demonstrations & Conventions Held • Representation Of Parties Under Section 36 Of The Industrial Disputes Act | Legal Notes • Tisco Karmachari Union Joins The CITU • Hesalong Colliery 1 Worker Killed, 56 Injured By AITUC Goondas • CITU Hails The Liberation Of Cambodia • Newsletters | Kerala, Goa, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal • Other Regular Features
1 May 1975
The Working Class
1976Nguyen Trong Con, Chatterjee, A. P.
In This Issue: • May Day Manifesto Of The CITU—1976 • An Unprecedented Legislation | Legal Notes • Anti Social Elements Arrested In Bisrampur Collieries • Thirty Years of Vietnamiese Trade Union | Nguyen Trong Con [Continued from previous issue] • Apartheid on the High Seas • CITU’S Statement Before Chasnala Court Of Enquiry • Whither National Apex Body? • Big Victory For CITU Union In Durgapur Co-operative Elections • Andhra Newsletter • Other Regular Features
1 May 1976
The Working Class
1996Sen, Sukomal, Pandhe, M. K., Punyavathi, S. +1
In This Issue: • May Day Manifesto of the CITU, 1996 • Observing May Day While Being Out-of-Work - Sukomal Sen • CITU Criticises Ban on May Day Processions • New Recognition Rule Violative of Central Employees’ Freedom of Association: ILO Committee; Govt asked to amend Rules • CITU Condemns Misleading Statement of Mamata Banerjee • Unorganised Sector: Government of India Opposes proposed ILO Convention on Home based Workers • Maharashtra forms State Coordination Committee of Beedi Workers • Round Table For Renewal Of World Trade Union Movement – M. K. Pandhe • Massive Women’s Rally on 8th March at Hyderabad – S. Punyavathi • IDPL Workers on Struggle for Revival of Company • Complete Strike by FMRAI Field Workers • Contract Workers thrown out of job in Delhi International Airport; One Woman Worker died of starvation • Unprovoked Highhandedness by CISF at IISCO • Joint Seminar on Pension Scheme in BHEL • CITU-ILO Workshop on Child Labour in Unorganised Sector • Report on Western Regional Conference on “Future of Industrial Relations” – P. R. Krishnan • May Day Message from ZENROREN • INTUC Expresses Thanks to CITU President • International Struggles • WFTU Expresses Concern Over American Highhandedness Against Cuba
1 May 1996
The Working Class
1990Dhawale, Ashok, Mukherjee, Samar, Basu, Jyoti +16
In This Issue: • Comrade B. T. Ranadive • Comrade B. T. Ranadive’s Last Journey: Touching Farewell to a Great Revolutionary – Ashok Dhawale • Condolence Meetings • Homage to Comrade B. T. Ranadive – Samar Mukherjee • His Memory Will Be Ever With Us – Jyoti Basu • The Void That Cannot Be Filled Up In The Near Future – E. Balanandan • A Titan - N. Prasada Rao • Comrade B. T. Ranadive – Manoranjan Roy • You Are A Communist. Continue To Work For The Party – Vimal Ranadive • B. T. Ranadive – An Outstanding Revolutionary – M. K. Pandhe • Comrade B. T. Ranadive – Some Reminiscences – Mohammed Amin • “Marxism-Leninism Will Never Die" – Ahilya Rangnekar • Comrade BTR – A Communist In The Truest Sense – Sukomal Sen • May Day Manifesto Of The CITU, 1990 • CITU Flag Goes to Cuba • Comrade Ranadive – We Badly Need You Even Now – Kamal Sarkar • In Memorium Of Comrade B. T. Ranadive – Niren Ghosh • Comrade BTR On Trade Unions – P. K. Ganguly • An Irreparable Loss – Suryanarayana Rao • Comrade BTR And Railway Workers’ Movement – Kanai Banerjee • A Tribute To A Great Teacher – Jibon Roy • Symbol Of Revolutionary Spirit – Ranjit Basu • 100 Years Of May Day As International Day – Samar Mukherjee • May Day This Year – Mohammed Amin • Hold Aloft The Revolutionary Tradition Of May Day— A Centenary Tribute – Sukomal Sen • Two Lines — Revolutionary And Reformist • Daughter-In-Law Pays Homage
1 May 1990
The Working Class
1991Mukherjee, Samar, Pandhe, M. K., Ranadive, Vimal +3
In This Issue: • May Day Manifesto of the CITU 1991 • Com. Jamini Saha • Revive Revolutionary Traditions of May Day – Samar Mukherjee • Conditions of Working Class In U.S.A. – M. K. Pandhe • Comrade Satwant Singh • Appeal to Women For the Elections – Vimal Ranadive • Unity Week Observed in Tamilnadu • CITU Condemns Peerless Management’s Highhandedness and Injunjunction against Demonstration • Demand For Nationalisation Of Jute Industry • Meeting of Assam State Committee • Meeting of Orissa State Committee • Haryana Brick-Kiln Workers Carry Forward Struggle • Demand for Accountability by the Former IDPL Chairman • Conference of Karnataka Plantation Workers • NPCC Management Plays Fraud with CITU Union • Meeting of Coal Federation • On First Death Anniversary: Remembering Comrade B.T.R. – E. Balanandan • Death Anniversary of Com. BTR Observed All over India • Challenges before the Working Class – P. K. Ganguly • Stability and Social Justice – Jibon Roy • Seventh Conference of CITU, Calcutta, February 12-17, 1991: Resolutions - On Unorganised Workers, On Workers Participation in Management, On Right to Work, On Construction Workers, On Contract Workers, On Textile Industry, On Coal Industry, On Steel Industry, On Oi} & Petroleum Industry, On Fertilizer Industry, On Struggle Against Illiteracy, On Child Labour, Other Resolutions • Tamilnadu State CITU’s Call to Defeat Cong(l)—ADMK Alliance • Homage to Com. BTR • One Day Strike in Madras
1 May 1991
The Working Class
1993Ganguly, P. K., Pandhe, M. K., Balanandan, E. +1
In This Issue: • Mass Organisations Call For Bharat Bandh on September 9 – P. K. Ganguly • Declaration Of The National Convention Of Mass Organisations Against Government's Economic Policies And Communalism,Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi, 15 April, 1993 • Resolution on the Assassination Of Chris Hani • Challenge To The Communal Forces: Mammoth Rally At Red Fort • The New Budget — Boon to the Multinationals, Miseries to the People – E. Balanandan • Real face of the New Pension Scheme – M. K. Pandhe • India Under IMF Rule • May Day Manifesto of the CITU 1993 • On This May Day: Renew the Pledge to Intensify the Fight for Democracy and Socialism – E. Balanandan • Growing International Relations of CITU – M. K. Pandhe • May Day—lts Revolutionary Basis and the Militant Struggles – P. K. Ganguly • Railwaymens Struggle: One Day Railway Strike in Britain for Job Protection • Tripura: The Verdict of the People • ILO Seminar: Fight Discrimination against Working Women - J. S. Majumder • Two Days Strike by Pharmaceutical Field Workers • Current Budget and the Indian Steel Industry. A Cursory Glance • CITU Denounces Union Govt's Attempt To Freeze Employees DA and Bonus • CITU Delegaion Visits Iraq • Red Salute To Com. Chris Hani
1 May 1993
The Working Class
1995Balanandan, E., Pandhe, M. K., Choudhary, Saroj +3
In This Issue: • May Day Manifesto of The CITU, 1995 • Fight The Policy Of Liberalisation - E. Balanandan • Recent Trends In TU Movement In India – M. K. Pandhe • May Day 1995 - Saroj Chowdhuri • Fight Unitedly For The Cause Of Working Women - Vimal Ranadive • May Day and the Struggle Against Fascism – P. K. Ganguly • Economic Policy, Development and Social Justice—Creeping Crisis of “Free Market" (A revised version of The Presentation made at the workshop organised by the AITUC.) - Kanai Banerjee • Notes And Comments – M. K. Pandhe • Special Tripartite Committee Ends Without Conclusion • National Workshop Demands: Central Legislation For Construction Workers – P. K. Ganguly • FMRAI Launches Agitation Against Amendment Of Patent Act • Public Sector Workers to Launch Countrywide Agitation: Declaration Adopted in the Extended Meeting at New Delhi on 28-29, March, 1995
1 May 1995
The Working Class
1994Ganguly, P. K., Pandhe, M. K., Sen, Tapan +1
In This Issue: • Against GATT: April 5 Marks The Start Of Militant Battle – P. K. Ganguly • What The Press Says About The Rally • The Declaration, 5th April 1994 • Contrywide Observance of Black Day • National Platform of Mass Organisations • Agreement Reached on NTC, But Struggle Continues – P. K. Ganguly • National Platform of Mass Organisations, Press Communique, New Delhi, Dated, 20th April ’94: Platform to Launch Further Militant Action Programme against GATT and NEP • In Defence Of Industry And Workers’ Rights – M. K. Pandhe • May Day Manifesto of the CITU, 1994 • Coal Workers Oppose Reduction of Import Duty On Coal • 94-95 Budget and The Steel Industry - A Cursory Glance - Tapan Sen • Com C. Rajeshwar Rao • Steel Workers Prepare For Struggle • Parliamentary Committee Rejects IISCO Privatisation proposal • Embarrassed Steel Minister • Impact of New Industrial Policy on National Airlines In India: Policy Introduced - Hemant Kumar • May Day Message from National Confederation of Trade Unions (ZENROREN) • Solidarity Message From ZENROEN to 5th April Rally In New Delhi • Message From WFTU On 5th April Rally • U.S Hostile Policy of Stifling DPRK will Surely end in Failure
1 May 1994