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Hate Watch Agra: “Upper caste” Hindus assault Dalit groom for riding a mare

As per the complaint, the men also cut the power supply to the marriage hall

“Highly appalling to see SIT ignoring rank caste discrimination Darshan faced despite overwhelming evidence”: Ramesh Solanki

Addressing a press conference, family of Darshan Solanki express anguish over the course of the investigation being conducted by the SIT, term it “highly suspicious”

National Commission for Scheduled Tribes objects to blueprint of centre’s new welfare mission

The union government’s “Social Inclusion Mission for Welfare of SCs and STs” will now merge two previous policy initiatives, the Development Action Plan for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe Component. The commission, a statutory body, said the problems and issues faced by SCs and STs are very different and need distinct approaches.

FIR against Suresh Chavhanke in Jalgaon, Maharashtra

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To Lord Ram, we must talk spirituality and politics

This third letter addressed to Lord Ram is a heartfelt reflection on the intersection of spirituality, politics, and social justice, in light of recent events in India

Aftermath of Demolition Drive in Tughlakabad: Hunger and Homelessness Rife

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Govt of India ‘hugely underutilising’ funds meant for major working class schemes

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Allahabad HC calls out misuse of law in cow slaughter case as only cow dung recovered from scene

Based on information and after having recovered only cow dung from the scene, the police filed FIR as well as a chargesheet

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