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Love-Letters like no other
From India‘s Forgotten Feminist, Savitribai Phule to life partner Jyotiba
The Cunning of Caste
With Independence Day right around the corner, the Indian Cultural...
Public prosecutor in the Una Dalit atrocity case quits
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Citing reasons of security and remuneration, special public prosecutor...
2019-20 SC-ST budget allocation only for accounting purposes and not for real implementation
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Excerpts from the chapter “Ministry / Department wise priority...
Anti-mob lynching law: UP following in MP’s footsteps?
Earlier this year, the Kamalnath government in Madhya Pradesh...
Implementation of FRA 2006 must become a Political Programme: Public Hearing
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Public Hearing records grave incidents of atrocities on forest...
Article 15: A Spectacle of Dalit Oppression
The Ayushmann Khurrana starrer Article 15 appears to have...
Bina Paul: “Collective viewing is empowering”
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Kemat Gawale, a Dalit rights activist’s seminal contribution in the field of education
Horrendous caste oppression will not end and Dalit emancipation...
Lynching: India’s Shame!
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