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    SITARAM YECHURY DEATH

    PM Modi, President Murmu and leaders across party line grieve passing of Sitaram Yechury

    CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury passed away at 72 after a prolonged illness. Leaders from various political parties expressed their condolences on social media, highlighting his contributions to Indian politics. Yechury's death is seen as a significant loss, with many praising his intellect and dedication to public service.

    Sitaram Yechury's life was marked by historic triumphs and scars, here's a look at the veteran CPI(M) leader's journey

    Born in 1952, Sitaram Yechury's life was shaped by significant historical events, including the Telangana movement. He had a notable academic career and rose to prominence in the CPI(M), becoming a key figure in Indian politics.

    Sitaram Yechury dies at 72 after prolonged illness

    Sitaram Yechury Death: Veteran CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury passed away at the age of 72 on Thursday after a prolonged illness. Yechury had been in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi, where his condition was critical.

    Jungle raj, mafia raj: Opposition targets BJP-led Centre over killing of Atiq Ahmad

    Opposition leaders criticized the BJP government for the killing of gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad and his brother in front of the media and police in Uttar Pradesh, India. CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury called it “Jungle Raj under BJP Yogi govt in UP" while TMC MP Mouha Moitra described the country as a "mafia raj" created by the BJP. She even suggested that the shooting was ordered by the BJP to deflect attention from repercussions to the Satyapal Malik interview. The two brothers were shot dead by three men posing as journalists while police were escorting them for a medical checkup.

    Sculptor and painter Vivan Sundaram passes away at 79

    The artists had been ailing for the past few months with multiple health issues.

    Repeal of farm laws victory of people's struggle, PM should apologise, say Left parties

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday morning announced the government will repeal the three farm laws and the legislative process will be completed during the upcoming Winter session of Parliament. CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury demanded an apology from Modi over the death of farmers during the protest.

    The Economic Times
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