The Communist Party of India

The Communist Party of India (CPI) is a political party founded in 1925, advocating for Marxist and socialist ideals. Its aim is to establish a classless society by addressing issues like workers' rights, land reform, and social justice. The CPI has historically played a significant role in Indian politics, particularly in states like Kerala and West Bengal. It emphasizes the importance of collective ownership of resources and seeks to challenge capitalism. While it has faced electoral challenges and shifts in popularity over the years, the CPI remains a key player in India’s political landscape, promoting progressive policies and social equity.