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RSS deceit on constitutional reservation and Dalits in general

RSS which claims to be the biggest organisation of Hindus in the world is, in fact, a unique organisation which trains its cadres in...

The Installation of a Hanuman Idol by Night in an NCR Complex Tells Us Larger Things About India

Given that all Indian citizens can express our free will and do so openly, would it have been tolerated if a church or a mosque had been suddenly constructed in the apartment complex? Or would that too have fallen prey to a demolition?

From the farm to the poll booth, the BJP has lost farmer trust

Rajasthan, UP, Punjab, Haryana and Maharashtra, simmer with farmers’ anger as polling dates for other states in the northern belt come closer.

Inheritance Tax-Beyond the rhetoric

As Union Home Minister Amit Shah vehemently defends his party and government’s aim to bring a Uniform Civil Code in the country by quoting...

Cow dung dumped in potable water tank used by Dalit residents

More than a year after Tamil Nadu saw human faeces dumped in a drinking water tank used by Dalit communities, another such inhumane incident has taken place in the state once again leaving many sick and even more horrified.

SC asks States to improve prison conditions, address the issue of overcrowding in prisons in its latest rebuke to States for not following its...

Underscoring the need for prison reforms, SC in its latest order on April 23 asked the Chief Secretaries of respective States to submit their plans on implementing the recommendations of District Committees to improve prison infrastructure and living conditions of prisoners

Repeated hate offender, Radha Semwal Dhoni harasses Muslim vegetable vendor

Radha Semwal Dhoni who is known for harassing Muslims and Christians once again turns up with a group of young men outside a vegetable shop run by a Muslim.

RSS & BJP have already caused enough damage: In conversation with path-breaking novelist Devanur Mahadevan

A Dalit writer, he became an important figure in the Bandaya literary movement of the 1970s. This movement, led by emerging Dalit writers, employed prose and poetry to voice and confront social injustices. Amidst a growing right-wing influence in recent years, Mahadeva stands out as a steadfast critic, consistently opposing acts of oppression.

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