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‘We Were Promised Rehabilitation’: Gurugram’s oldest Dalit settlement bulldozed after decade long battle; police violently beat and detain residents for protesting

Behind Gurugram’s latest demolition drive lies a decade-old nexus of corruption, caste, and state neglect

How long will Dalits and Adivasis students succumb to violent caste discrimination before effective measures are created?

In this legal resource, CJP examines the failing guidelines put in place at educational institutions and the continuing culture of caste-based discrimination

Women & Men too, must arise now and #Embrace Equity!

On February 13, a mother and her daughter were...

Not a Dalit Women’s Day in India

The more layered oppressions faced routinely by Dalit women demand that Indian police and courts respond; this however will only happen if diversity through creative affirmative action within these structures is inbuilt; today the system resists any discussion on diversity

Karnataka: Dalit homes set on fire for dancing in procession

The police have booked 25 persons and 2 persons have surrendered to the police and the investigation is on.

Systematic Entrenched Caste Discrimination in IITs is depriving young students right to dignity and life: PUCL

Representation ImagePUCL Maharashtra has issued a statement expressing distress...

Mumbai Dharna for Darshan Solanki makes calls for law against caste discrimination

From conspicuous postmortem to claims of caste discrimination, Darshan’s family, present at the protest, demand answers from the IIT-B authorities

Appeal verdict AIDWA demands of CBI

The organisation has stated that the judgement reeks of patriarchal and casteist bias

Tribal medico ends life; faced harassment, ragging from senior

The police found that ragging was commonplace in the medical institution.

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