India's Reds Struggle to Back China Amid Pro-China Critique
In New Delhi the Indian Communist Party allied with China faces a delicate public stance as internal and external pressures test their loyalty. The piece highlights the awkward position of pro-China Communists amid shifting domestic politics and external alignments.
Indian Reds face split as Peking shifts support
The article outlines the Indian pro-China Reds led by E M S Namboodiripad losing ground after China backs Pakistan in the Rann of Kutch dispute and pressures India. It details the 1962-63 shifts, party fragmentation, and the struggle to remain nationalist while aligned with Beijing amid border tensions.
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The News November 22 1965 Frederick Maryland
The Frederick newspaper issue dated Monday November 22 1965 presents local news, notices, and brief articles from the Frederick area including civic events, community notices, and regional updates.
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India’s Communist challenge stalls amid debates and jails
The piece notes frustration over pro-Russian Communists in India, whose rising stock is countered by Home Minister G. S. Nanda’s crackdown. He’s described as the government’s Communist watcher, detaining groups when they gain traction among India’s 480 million people, aided by stalled trade tensions with Peking.
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