Archive · 24 Aug 2026
CPI Leader Warns War Atmosphere Threatens Global Peace
A peace organisation held a meeting in Hanumakonda on Sunday.
CPI leader Takkalpalli Srinivasa Rao said wars and aggressive actions are making the world less peaceful.
He said powerful countries’ policies can hurt developing nations and their independence.
Rao asked people to oppose wars and support peace.
He also urged secular and democratic groups to work together against communal and fascist forces.
The speakers said young people should learn about past struggles against imperialism.
AIPSO supports democracy, social justice, human rights and environmental protection.
It also promotes reducing nuclear weapons and cooperation between countries.
CPI State Assistant Secretary Takkalpalli Srinivasa Rao warned that wars, aggression and imperialist policies threaten global peace.
Rao said such policies also challenge the sovereignty of developing countries.
He urged intensified anti-imperialist struggles and unity among secular and democratic forces.
The conference called for educating young people about historical resistance movements and protecting democratic values.
AIPSO held its Hanumakonda District Conference at the CPI district office in Balasamudram on Sunday.
- Who
- CPI State Assistant Secretary Takkalpalli Srinivasa Rao, AIPSO participants and local CPI leaders.
- What
- AIPSO held its Hanumakonda District Conference and called for stronger action to protect peace, democracy and national sovereignty.
- When
- Sunday; no specific date was provided.
- Where
- The CPI district office in Balasamudram, Hanumakonda.
- Why
- Organisers said wars, aggression and exploitative imperialist policies threaten global peace and developing countries.
- Organiser
- All India Peace and Solidarity Organisation (AIPSO)
- Conference
- Hanumakonda District Conference
- Venue
- CPI district office, Balasamudram
- Main warning
- Wars, aggression and imperialist policies threaten global peace and the sovereignty of developing countries.
- Peace Movement
- The Peace Movement began in 1951, according to Srinivasa Rao.
- Stated objectives
- Reducing nuclear weapons, promoting cooperation among nations and supporting anti-colonial and anti-imperialist struggles.
- Indian activities
- AIPSO works for secularism, democracy, social justice, human rights and environmental protection in India.
