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Thirty years on, justice remains elusive for Dalits in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Haryana
A chapter in a major 30-year review of the PoA Act argues that institutional failures, rather than legislative gaps, remain the biggest obstacle to justice
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Telangana Muslim Reservation Bill: Exercise in Deception, Unjust in Maths & Likely to Fuel Communal Populism
A leading intellectual and leader of the Pasmanda movement,...
Cow Vigilantism is Anti-Farmer
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Dalit boy in UP commits suicide after being boycotted for killing a Calf
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For A New Rendezvous With Dr Ambedkar – Focus on Last Decade of his Life
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Yogi effect: No more quota for SC/ST, OBC students for post-grad courses in pritave medical colleges
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Survivor Kausalya Stands Up Against Caste-Driven Honour Killing, a Year After Husband’s Murder
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Muthukrishnan’s Suicide Brings Back the Prevalence of Structural Discrimination in Institutions of Higher Education
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The real message from UP: Need for an alternative political narrative for mobilising the peasantry and the youth
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Rajini’s blog that he wrote after meeting Radhika Vemula: “a universal mother without a nation”
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In June last year, Rajini Krish (real name Muthu...
A year after Rohit Vemula’s death, another Dalit PhD student commits suicide in JNU
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