US imperialism is the most ferocious enemy of humanity
Since the end of the Cold War, world imperialism, led by US imperialism, has launched the most ferocious offensive against the working class and people, against the freedom and independence of nations, against the peoples striving for revolution and social progress.
In the US and other capitalist countries, the ruling class has unleashed racism, targeting people on the basis of race, religion, and national origin to smash the united struggle of the working class and people. Imperialism has been attacking all the achievements of humankind in the twentieth century, trying to take the world back into medieval times.
On 5 September 2018, lakhs of workers and peasant from all across India marched to Delhi to express their anger against capitalists and their government. They staunchly opposed the anti-national, anti-worker, and anti-peasants policies of the government.
The peasants tasted sweet victory on 1st September in their long struggle for compensation under the Crop Insurance Scheme. The peasant leaders had been discussing the matter with the Additional Superintendent of Police, Sub-divisional Magistrate and officers of the Bank. They came to an agreement that within ten days the compensation under the Crop Insurance Scheme and the additional bank interest charged hitherto would be credited to the accounts of the peasants of Ramgadh, Gorkhana and Bhukarka.
Lok Raj Sangathan submitted a petition on 13th September 2018 to the Additional District Collector of Nohar demanding that theft of irrigation water from Amarsingh, NTR and DPN tributaries.
The All India Loco Running Staff Association (AILRSA) successfully concluded its regional convention on 4 September 2018. The convention took place at the procession house situated in the Tughlakabad railway colony in New Delhi. The Delhi region committee of AILRSA along with its Tughlakabad branch were established at the convention.
5th September was declared Teachers Day – a day when this vocation should be celebrated and acknowledged throughout the country for its invaluable contribution to society. However, in our country, the profession of teaching has been devalued over the years. 
