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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

I want Justice Not Character Assassination: Delta’s Father, Mahendra Meghwal

Releasing a Fact-Finding Report into the Murder of Delta...

Gujarat Dalit Clerk’s Suicide: End Caste Discrimination Say Colleagues

Ketan Koradia’s father Dalpat, mother Jasu (second from right)...

Honour killing: Monica killed by family for falling in love with Dalit boy

Mandya police have said that the brutal killing of...

BJP suspends UP women’s wing leader for saying ‘those who are ruling us used to clean our shoes’

http://scroll.in/latest/806156/uttar-pradesh-mahila-morcha-chief-suspended-from-bjp-for-making-casteist-remarksCASTE DISCRIMINATIONBJP suspends UP women's wing leader for saying...

To My Sister, Delta Meghwal

My loving sister Delta,I write this letter to you,...

The Real Story Behind the Rape and Killing of Dalit Girl Student, Delta Meghwal

 No Justice for Delta Meghwal, a 17 year old...

Suspended VC Appa Rao set to Demolish Rohith Stupa and Veliwada with Political Blessing?

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A State Attempts to Muzzle Dissent, the Brutal Attack on Uday Bhanu: HCU

Personal Account: Uday Bhanu, Dalit Scholar to a WitnessUday...

Nailing the sangh parivar’s lies: How the Naujawan Bharat Sabha is doing it

Welcome: NBS library at Mankhurd, Mumbai In Mankhurd, a Mumbai...

Suspend Appa Rao as VC, Step up Investigations for Violations against Atrocities Act

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