The Communist Party of India (CPI), officially established in 1925, is marking its centenary amidst significant electoral challenges and questions about its relevance in the current Indian political landscape. CPI General Secretary D. Raja reflected on the party's history of struggles, sacrifices, and its role in India's independence movement, highlighting its efforts to organize workers, peasants, and intellectuals. He acknowledged the need for the party to adapt to changing times, including technological advancements like AI, to regain its footing.