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Ken-Betwa protest exposes the cost of state-led displacement

Activist Amit Bhatnagar’s removed after a 14-day fast, protesters allege compensation irregularities and lack of consultation as the State defends its rehabilitation process

Resist Hegemony of Caste in Music: T. M. Krishna’s Magsaysay Address

T. M. Krishna I am a musician; a practitioner of...

Remembering Immanuel Sekaran: Brave Dalit leader who lost his life to savarna brutality

On September 11 every year, the man who fought...

Shock & Shame: 50 Weavers take their Lives in Modi’s Constituency, Varanasi

  Fifty weavers committed suicide in Varanasi – Prime Minister...

Manual Scavenging A Crime. Govt Agencies Dodge Law

 The rail ministry said NO to a question in the Lok...

Why India’s persecuted tribes are marking their alternative independence day

In the minutes before the clock struck midnight on...

On the Silent March at Dharwad

Today, August 30,  the anniversary of Kalburgi Killingvia Businesszoom.in The brutal murder...

Kandhamal, 8 Years Later: No Sign of Justice for Victims of Sangh Parivar’s Communal Onslaught

Targeting places of worshipThe Google map route between Bhubaneswar...

The Una Incident and Growing Resistance

On July 11, 2016, four young Dalits were publicly...

Hindutva Backs Donald Trump

Donald Trump is a main guest at the Republican Hindu Coalition's "Humanity Against...

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