New Delhi   

New front launched

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: A new front - the People's Democratic Front of India (PDFI) -- was formally launched here on Monday at the end of a two-day conclave attended by a large number of people from across 16 States.

PDFI has emerged out of intense discussions, consultations and the urgent need to bring to the forefront key issues affecting the country today.

On the opening day of the conclave, noted lawyer Nandita Haksar stressed the need to combat the anti-Muslim rhetoric of the ``war on terror" as a major part of anti-imperialist struggle

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Centre sets up expert panel
Saving the Capital's green lung
CBI files closure appeal in Tughlakabad land grab case
Clues elude police over Monday murders
Exciting visuals through vibrant hand-block prints
MCD set to constitute task force
Bid to change `grammar' of students' politics
Contract given for Metro line
Now CISF to help curb power theft
"Police probing facts for which trial had already been conducted"
Hunting for `desi' women writers of international acclaim
Street kids' plea to end W. Asia war
New parking system introduced
Three held for woman's murder
`Survey of Govt. bungalows over'
New front launched
Bangladeshis arrested
Hampi not in UNESCO list of endangered sites
Transfer and posting of tainted officials under CBI scanner
GoM set up to resolve tussle between Ministries
Show commitment on ICDS, Karat tells Centre
Around the City
Briefly
In the Capital Today

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu