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From India‘s Forgotten Feminist, Savitribai Phule to life partner Jyotiba
Atrocities against dalits continue unabated in Gujarat
Image Courtesy: DNAOn May 22, Jignesh Mevani, MLA from...
With no institutional mechanisms, discrimination and harassment are everyday ordeals for tribal students
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In yet another kind of institutionalised murder, Dr. Payal...
No Place for Dalits in ‘New India’?
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Citing example of Rohit Vemula, Wagle explains how India,...
Protest outside Mumbai’s Nair Hospital demanding justice for Dr Payal Tadvi
Hundreds of Mumbaikars gathered outside Nair Hospital on Tuesday...
Chorus demanding justice for ‘institutional murder’ of Dr Payal Tadvi grows
On May 22, Dr Payal Tadvi, a 23 year...
Opinion: Bahujans need to spread Phule and Periyar’s message in person, not just on social media
The Bahujan narrative will have to rebuild and spread...
In India’s Holiest City, Modi Not As Omniscient As Before
Varanasi and Bhadohi (Uttar Pradesh): “I don’t fake things....
Dalits in Lhor Village Allege Social Boycott After They Stopped Disposing Animal Carcasses, Gujarat
In a valiant move, Dalits from the Lhor village...
Key concerns about violations of UN covenant with regard to Dalits and Adivasis: Joint submission
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Joint submission* to United Nations Human Rights Committee, adoption...
A Step towards substantive Equality: SC upholds Karnataka law on Reservations in Promotions for Govt. employees
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