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CPI(Maoist) Information Bulletin

— A Revolutionary Publication Banned in India


      Up until December 2007 the magazine People’s March provided information about the Maoist movement and developing revolution in India, which was of value to both supporters of this revolution and also to many who just wanted to follow what was happening there. But the Indian government banned and suppressed People’s March at that time, and an information void developed.

      In the spring of 2008 revolutionaries in India began publishing a new journal to fill this void, the CPI(Maoist) Information Bulletin. While the precise legal status of this bulletin is unknown to us at this time, it seems almost certain that the Indian government must consider it to be an “illegal publication” and seeks to suppress it. Because we support the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press, and the right of the people to openly express their ideas—even if reactionary governments don’t approve and resort to fascist-like methods to try to stop it—we at BANNEDTHOUGHT.NET are also making issues of this bulletin available here.

      This bulletin is in PDF format, and the newest issues are listed first.

      Contact BANNEDTHOUGHT.NET at: freespeech@bannedthought.net



     Issue #38   (January-June 2019)   [PDF:   1,032 KB, 92 pages.]      (Posted 02/29/20.)

     Issue #37   (January-June 2018)   [PDF:   14,204 KB, 144 pages.]      (Posted 02/29/20.)

     Issue #36   (July-December 2017)   [PDF:   1,944 KB, 130 pages.]
     Issue #35   (January-June 2017)   [Not yet available.]

     Issue #34   (July-December 2016)   [PDF:   6,111 KB, 208 pages.]
     Issue #33   (January-June 2016)   [PDF:   4,693 KB, 200 pages.]

     Issue #32   (July-December 2015)   [PDF:   4,128 KB, 110 pages.]
     Issue #31   (October 2014-June 2015)   [PDF:   3,592 KB, 173 pages.]

     Issue #30 — Special Issue   (July-September 2014)   [PDF:   1,280 KB, 133 pages.]
     Issue #29   (January-June 2014)   [PDF:   2,475 KB, 100 pages.]

     Issue #28   (July-December 2013)   [PDF:   4,778 KB, 116 pages.]
     Issue #27   (June 2013)   [PDF:   1,862 KB, 87 pages.]

     Issue #26   (Aug.-Dec., 2012)   [PDF:   1,272 KB, 97 pages.]
     Issue #25   (Jan.-July, 2012)   [PDF:   1,113 KB, 81 pages.]

     Issue #24   (Oct.-Dec., 2011) “Special Issue in Memory of Comrade Koteswarlu” [Slightly corrected version.]   [PDF:   910 KB, 57 pages.]
     Issue #23   (July-Sept., 2011) [Slightly corrected version.]   [PDF:   654 KB, 48 pages.]
     Issue #22   (Jan.-June, 2011)   [PDF:   1,044 KB, 76 pages.]

     Issue #21: PLGA 10th Anniversary Special Bulletin   (Dec. 2010)
          Part I   (Pages 1-24)            [PDF:   2,406 KB]
          Part II   (Pages 25-43)         [PDF:   2,280 KB]
          Part III   (Pages 44-86)       [PDF:   2,265 KB]
     Issue #20   (Oct.-Nov., 2010)   [PDF:   1,298 KB]
     Issue #19   (July-Sept., 2010)   [PDF:   1,329 KB]
     Issue #18   (July 1, 2010)         [PDF:   2,337 KB]
     Issue #17   (May 20, 2010)      [PDF:   2,292 KB]
     Issue #16 — Special issue on Dantewada.   (April 30, 2010)     [PDF:   2,119 KB]
     Issue #15   (Feb. 24, 2010)      [PDF:   1,585 KB]
     Issue #14   (Jan. 22, 2010)      [PDF:   2,969 KB]

     Issue #13   (Dec. 5, 2009)        [PDF:   3,255 KB]
     Issue #12   (Oct. 31, 2009)      [PDF:   937 KB]
     Issue #11   (Oct. 7, 2009)        [PDF:   670 KB]
     Issue #10 — Special issue on Lalgarh.     (August 10, 2009)    [PDF: 1,296 KB]
     Issue #9   (July 31, 2009)        [PDF:   585 KB]
     Issue #8   (May 15, 2009)        [PDF: 1,309 KB]
     Issue #7   (April 15, 2009)       [PDF:   490 KB]
     Issue #6   (Jan. 15, 2009)        [PDF:   639 KB]

     Issue #5   (Nov. 5, 2008)          [PDF:   570 KB]
     Issue #4   (Sept. 10, 2008)       [PDF:   266 KB]
     Issue #3   (July 20, 2008)        [PDF:   385 KB]
     Issue #2   (May 10, 2008)        [PDF: 2,384 KB]
     Issue #1   (March 31, 2008)    [PDF: 2,750 KB]


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