Dalit Bahujan Adivasi

The alleged abuser is an “upper caste” teacher in a government primary school

Nomadic communities have suffered from increasing marginalization in recent...

The creditor demanded land owned by the deceased man as repayment of loan, but it was ten times more than what was owed to him

At least 45 Dalit families in Dosapadu village have lost lands granted by the government to them over the past 20 years.

The state is featured among the top five states in atrocities against both, SCs and STs

Court pulls up Centre for not filing a response during the long gap of 18 years

The families had been living in the village for 40 years; Muslim villagers claim the Dalit families had settled on a land near a graveyard only a few months ago

A month has passed since Kalidas died, and a case has still not been filed under the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers Act, 2013.

Drawing on the subcontinent's history of faith entwined politics and the resultant consolidation of power in the hands of the few, Teesta Setalvad invokes Ambedkar, Periyar and uses her own engagement with communalism to argue that the battle for secularism in India simply cannot be won without addressing the issue of caste. First published in Communalism Combat in April 1999.

There's growing political consciousness, thanks to campaigns and marches in over 12 districts led by the newly formed Banadhikar O Prakriti Bachao Adivasi Mahasabha.