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The khadi he wore, the Gandhi he kept: A Dalit memoir that refuses easy answers
Recently, I received a message from someone I had known since my Gandhinagar days, when I represented the Times of India from 1997 to 2012. He wanted to send me the...
Bengaluru’s dirty underbelly: 3 manual scavengers die of asphyxiation in CV Raman Nagar manhole
All authorities concerned made feeble noises, pinning all the...
Why the ‘hum paanch, hamare pachees’ canard against Muslims is a myth
The scare being spread through word of mouth campaign...
Kerala Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan Addressing a Rally for Communal Harmony, Mangalore.
Full Text of the Speech (February 25, 2017)Translated from...
Rohith Vemula declared ‘not Dalit’ based on 2 out of 7 testimonies, councillor’s statement ignored
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Rohith's father Mani Kumar and paternal grandmother Raghavamma were...
Varun Gandhi: Rohith Vemula’s suicide letter made me cry, what are we teaching our kids, where is this country heading for?
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Indore: BJP MP Varun Gandhi on Tuesday recalled how...
After being denied hall tickets by EFLU, UoH students allowed to write exam
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The two students were members of the Ambedkar Students...
Chalo Thiruvananthapuram: A Dalit-Muslim-Bahujan mass movement is in the works in Kerala
Inspired by last year's Una event, a march starting...
UoH students denied hall tickets by EFLU for taking part in Rohith Vemula protests
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The two students were members of the Ambedkar Students...
Rohith was a Dalit’: Letter from his grandfather surfaces after Guntur collector’s report
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"Radhika's children were brought up by her, without any...
‘Modi combines Savarkar and neoliberalism’: Pankaj Mishra on why this is the age of anger
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