Women in Indian Working Class Movements

DESCRIPTION

Worker's movements are the movements led by workers against the economic exploitating and social repression that target them. With Paris commune, proletarian class accepted the responsibility, in practice, of liberating the whole of humanity from exploitation and of pression. (Its chief companion in an agrarian country like India is the peasantry) Revolutionary movements are the workers movements that are led with this objective. They represent the interests of working class people. They focus on the issues of working class men and women and work with the agenda of attaining state power for them. That is why one finds in the collection both the struggles led by women for improving their working condition and those movements that aim at total transformation of the system

AUTHOR1 author

CREW2 people

Trivia

• ▸Trivia. This edition credits 2 people across 2 roles.
• ▸Released. First cataloged for the year 2004.

Details

Language

te

Year

2004

Pages

165

Publisher

Mahila Margam Prachuranalu