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Critical Govt Schemes for Dalit-Adivasis curtailed in 2019 Union Budget: NCDHR
National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights analyses the Budget...
Una Dalit flogging case: Hearing on a daily basis from July 29
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Dalits in India need their own Martin Luther King
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Saraswati Karketta, most recent victim of institutional, caste based intimidation at Rabindra Bharati University, Calcutta
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“Mob lynching is a mobilised murder:” AIMPLB secretary in Malegaon rally demanding anti-lynching law
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Protests in Boston and Chicago call for an end to mob lynchings in India
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Brahman Samaj of India challenges Article 15 movie, SC refuses to stay the release
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#IndiaAgainstLynchTerror and #JusticeForTabrez Protests rock the Country
The brutal mob lynching of Tabrez Ansari, a 24...
‘BJP has ‘lust to divide’, says Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra in a fiery maiden speech in Parliament
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