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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
MP: Promises CM Made in 2016 Still Unfulfilled, Alleges SC/ST Employee Association
The organisation has threatened a massive protest on February 26 in Bhopal.
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The HCU scholar showed us why it is crucial to fight the subtle atrocities and discriminations that exist in academic institutions in the name of excellence and autonomy.
A unique Yatra, Swaraj March by Adivasi communities that asserts yearning for key policy changes
In a recent 21 day march from Banswara to...
Gutti Koyas (Maru) Adivasis from Chhattisgarh face eviction in Telangana
Despite eviction being expressly disallowed under the Forest Rights Act of 2006, a gram sabha resolution passed a resolution to evict
Microloans? 66% of rejected applications were from Dalit women, says research
Seema and her husband did quite well when they...
Dalit man assaulted with burning stick for entering temple in Uttarkashi
The violent incident took place on January 9 when 22-year-old Ayush, a resident of Bainol village, visited the temple, they said
MP: Dalit boy dies by suicide, blames teacher’s casteist remarks
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He wrote in his note that the teacher harassed him and even abused his parents
Armed cops, paramilitary sent to ‘protect’ top mining group, ‘oppose’ Odisha tribal rights
The civil rights group, Forum Against Corporatization And Militarization...
Jharkhand displacement: Bokaro villagers continue their five-decades-old struggle
The Bokaro Grameen Raiyat Adhikar Morcha (Bokaro Rural Landowners...
Tribals gather in Giridih, demand freeing of Marang Buru (Parasnath) from Jains: Jharkand
Image Courtesy: india.postsen.comThousands of Adivasis (tribals/ indigenous peoples) from three...
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