Students' Federation of India - Areas of Influence

Areas of Influence

Though SFI is active throughout India, it is most prominent in those three states that have enjoyed communist governments historically. These are the states of West Bengal, Kerala and Tripura. The SFI has a strong base in the universities all over Kerala and West Bengal. It has a few other strongholds which include Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi, Himachal Pradesh University in Shimla, University of Hyderabad, Osmania University, and University of Rajasthan.

The SFI includes students from all the academic institutions of India - from schools to colleges, from professional institutions to research academies. In Tripura there is a special sub-organisation for tribal students, named the Tribal Students Union.

Communism in India

Communist Party of India

  • AITUC
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  • CITU
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  • SFI
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  • Naxalbari uprising
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Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)

  • AIUTUC
  • AIMSS
  • AIDYO
  • AIDSO
  • M. N. Roy
  • Abani Mukherji
  • A. K. Gopalan
  • P. Krishna Pillai
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  • V. S. Achuthanandan
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  • B. T. Ranadive
  • Charu Majumdar
  • Jyoti Basu
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  • Shibdas Ghosh
  • E. K. Imbichi Bava
  • T. Nagi Reddy
  • Tebhaga movement
  • CCOMPOSA
  • Telangana Rebellion
  • Comrades Association
  • Communist Party of French India
  • Communism
  • World Communist Movement
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