Dalit Bahujan Adivasi

Funds Withheld, Futures on Hold: Dalit, OBC, Minority students face scholarship crisis amidst delays and cuts

A sudden funding freeze leaves dozens of marginalised students in limbo, exposing deepening cracks in the government’s commitment to educational justice

JJM approaches IG about attacks on Muslim minority

Concerned about the attacks on adivasi and religious minorities alike, it asked the police to raise vigilance in preventing violence and aggressions in such areas

Still no recognition for non-ST tribes in India

Centre fails to acknowledge ST-status demands of nomadic tribes of India

Are over 1,10,000 Adivasis & Forest Dwellers at risk of eviction and loss of livelihood?

The response of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC)’s in Parliament ignores the law (amended Wildlife Act, 2006) claims to provide alternative livelihood support without giving a definite plan of action

Manual scavenger deaths: Did Centre misrepresent death data in Parliament?

Social Justice Minister reported that no deaths took place due to manual scavenging in the last five years, but conceded 325 people died in accidents while undertaking hazardous cleaning  

Savarkar as a diehard Casteist

Evidence from Hindutva archives

SC commission demands justice for Dalit youth thrashed and hung upside down from tree in Punjab

The Commission noted that there was inaction on part of the police, and demanded results by April 6

UP: Jaunpur police allegedly flog Dalit women

Visual show women bearing reddened welts on their bodies but police say medical reports does not show any trauma

UP: Goons carve trishul on a man’s face!

In a fit of rage, four to five men use casteist slurs and physically assault the man for accidentally tipping over a glass of alcohol

No death due to manual scavenging: Social Justice Minister Athawale

The news disheartened Dalit activist like Bezwada Wilson regarding government’s concern for the plight of manual scavengers

Hate Watch: Dalit, Covid health worker, killed for sporting moustache in Rajasthan

Jitendra Meghwal, was killed for looking ‘upper caste’ in the eye, sporting a moustache, posting on social media, the accused travelled 800 km to kill him

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