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From India‘s Forgotten Feminist, Savitribai Phule to life partner Jyotiba
47% vacancies reserved for ST’s still unfulfilled in govt ministries and departments
In 2017, out of a backlog of 6,887 vacancies...
Communal incidents in 2018 may have gone down, but mob lynchings, hate crimes are up
As per newspaper reports, the number of communal incidents...
Remembering anti-caste social reformer Savitri Bai Phule on her birth anniversary
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Today marks the 188th birth anniversary of Savitri Bai Phule...
Dalit families forced to stay in church after attack on Carol team
A group of men belonging to DYFI, allegedly in...
Opinion: Does the wall of resistance smash Brahmanical patriarchy or encourage it?
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IITs should build up students from backward communities, not tear them down: Gauhati HC
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Echoes of Jai Bhim in Bhima Koregaon, Lakhs of Dalits Visit, Pay Respects
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‘Bahujan Samaj is nobody’s slave..will travel to Bhima Koregaon’ – Azad
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Bombay HC refuses interim relief for Bhim Army in Pune
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Human Rights Defenders who made India stronger in 2018
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