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Dalit and Tribal girls brutalised in Andhra Pradesh: Twin crimes lay bare caste violence and systemic collapse

From the two-year gang-rape of a 15-year-old Dalit girl to the public torture of a 10-year-old Adivasi child, Andhra Pradesh reels under the weight of caste atrocities, bureaucratic silence, and political blame games

Dalit, Adivasi Women, Backward Fight Patriarchy Within and Without

It’s a Three Pronged Battle for the Dalit, Adivasi...

Dalit Exodus at Hisar’s Mirchpur, Who is to Blame?

Dalit families on way to Hisar from Mirchpur on...

9 Dalits injured in attack in Hisar village

Nine Dalits were injured when nearly 20 persons allegedly...

अगर आज जिंदा होते तो अपना जन्मदिन मना रहे होते रोहित वेमुला….

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Jat stir: Section 144 imposed in parts of Rohtak

The district administration has imposed CrPC Section 144 in...

Bezwada Wilson and TM Krishna in Conversation With Nilanjana Roy

This conversation with Bezwada Wilson and TM Krishna was...

BJP youth wing’s leader’s calendar terms Ambedkar’s birth anniversary as ‘inauspicious’

A calendar with photos of several BJP leaders including...

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