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Remembering Karl Marx on his death anniversary (14th March 1883)

Remembering the great revolutionary Clara Zetkin, Marxist Revolutionary and the prime moving force for the observation of March 8 as International Women's Day.

Observing Women’s Month!
Celebrating the Revolutionary Legacy of Women's Movement!
Remembering the Historic Struggles Led by Women!
No Revolution and Emancipation of Women without Collective Struggle!

Remembering the legacy of 1912 the 'Bread and Roses' Strike, on the occasion of women's month.

In 1912, Women textile workers in Lawrence went on strike after mill owners cut their wages following a reduction in work hours as per the new labour law which came into force.

The strike ended in a landmark victory and popularized an enduring slogan: “The worker must have bread, but she must have roses, too.”

Remembering the social reformer, Fatima Sheikh on the occasion of Women's Month.

Observing Women’s Month!
Celebrating the Revolutionary Legacy of Women's Movement!
Remembering the Historic Struggles Led by Women!
No Revolution and Emancipation of Women without Collective Struggle!

📢 GoRed Call for ArtWorks

On the occasion of International Women’s Day – 8th March

GoRed invites artists and photographers to submit their creative work celebrating International Women’s Day.

Submissions Open For:
Sketches, Posters & Photographs

🗓 Deadline: 7th March
📄 Format: A4 | JPG / PNG / PDF
📷 Photography: Camera or Mobile – Both Accepted
🎖 Participation Certificate for All Entries
🏆 Prizes & Merchandise for Selected Artists

🖼 Selected artworks/photographs will be exhibited at the art exhibition organised by us in celebration of International Women’s Day and will also be regularly displayed at all our upcoming stalls.
Share your perspective and creativity through art and photography.

📞 Contact: 9899116669
📧 Email: [email protected]

178 years ago, a pamphlet ignited a fire to win the world.

On 21 February 1848, The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels was published. It remains one of the most influential texts ever written, shaping how we understand the current society based on exploitation and influencing people's struggles to transcend it.

“The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.”

Workers of the world, unite!