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Anti-Dalit Crime: Dalit Family brutalised in Ghaziabad

A Dalit family in Masota village, Ghaziabad, was allegedly held hostage and beaten by dominant-caste men following a minor road altercation, FIR has been registered, at least six individuals have been detained so far

IITs unable to create safe spaces for students

After two incidents of student deaths allegedly by suicide at two IITs have come to light, the question has once again arisen over what these institutes have done for the mental well being of its students

A New Shudra Movement Arrives in North India

We must redefine the Shudra category as a dignified, productive force with a role in the political, social, economic and educational fields.

Tamil Nadu: Dalit family in Thoothukudi allegedly denied use of road to crematorium

Locals claim that the discriminatory act of restricting access to public roads for Dalit funerals has been going on for decades

Casteist slur in college fest: Karnataka Cong raises concern, urges for action

The incident during a college skit recently in Bengaluru has triggered a row with a police complaint being registered.

Adivasis of Burhanpur rejoice as all demands get fulfilled, verification of claims for the entire district

Adivasis had been protesting outside the SDM office for two days demanding concrete steps towards implementation of FRA

Seattle introduces anti-discrimination legislation

The Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC), today commended the Seattle City Council for introducing a law banning caste discrimination.

Minister inquires about implementation of FRA in states, MoTA dodges any accountability

Data detailing the state-wise number of claims settled and titles distributed till November 30, 2022 provided by the government

Tribal Atrocity: Data shows increase in the number of cases registered, decrease in cases dealt by the NCST over the years

Details provided by the Tribal affairs in the ongoing session of Parliament depict the worrisome state of justice deliverance to tribals

UP: Tribals Protest In Mirzapur, Demand Implementation Of Forest Rights Act, Allege Harassment

The protest is being held under the banner of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), which has been working to implement FRA in the region for nearly six years.

K’taka HC says downtrodden still unable to do business like “upper caste”

The Court refused to quash a complaint against a man who threatened, harassed and used catiest slurs to intimidate the victim.

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