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Periyar: Caste, Nation and Socialism
Periyar: Caste, Nation and Socialism published by People’s Literature Publications, Mumbai is a fascinating conversation between S V Rajadurai and Vidya Bhushan Rawat which brings out numerous hitherto unknown...
Modi is becoming a dictator: H.S. Doreswamy
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The Spark in Their Words
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Against the Yawning Jaws of Hell: Protest Against Hate on 23 April
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Pune Police Raid Dalit Activists’ and Lawyers’ Houses in Bhima Koregaon case
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‘Would they do this if it was a temple?’ Anger mounts among Buddhists of Tamil Nadu over attack on Vihara
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Three BJP-ruled states begin implementing controversial new SC/ST law
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Why Muthukanni, A Dalit, Had To Build Her Own Panchayat Office
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“The Nation is Witnessing a Takeover by Communal Fascists”
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