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The Double Stage: Caste’s Schizophrenic Modernity between Spectacle and Shadow
Caste from the pre-modern, colonial to the post-Republican; this analysis draws from, among others, works by Nicholas Dirks (2001), Anand Teltumbde (2014) and Gopal Guru (2016) to map this transition showing that contemporary caste should be best understood as a sort of social schizophrenia driven by imaginative acts whereby power perpetuates itself through a convoluted hermetic legitimising act in India.
In Mirchpur, murderous caste violence returns to haunt a Haryana village after seven years
On Monday, nine Dalit youths were injured in a...
Bezwada Wilson on Eradicating Manual Scavenging
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This is a talk organised at Ambedkar University, Delhi...
बिहार में दलितों पर जुल्म की इंतेहां, पीटने के बाद गर्म रॉड से दागा
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सासाराम। देश का कोई भी कोना हो और चाहे...
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
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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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नई दिल्ली। हैदराबाद यूनिवर्सिटी के छात्र रोहित वेमुला का...
अगर इंटरव्यू में ‘खेल’ न होता तो एक दलित होता भारत का पहला IAS टॉपर
जे एन यू के साथी दिलीप यादव Dileep Yadav...
Jat stir: Section 144 imposed in parts of Rohtak
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Bezwada Wilson and TM Krishna in Conversation With Nilanjana Roy
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