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Resignation in Protest: MP woman judge quits over elevation of senior she accused of harassment and discrimination

In a powerful act of protest, Judge Aditi Gajendra Sharma resigns after the elevation of a senior she accused of caste-based harassment, calling out the judiciary’s silence, systemic bias, and betrayal of its own ideals

When Delhi Police act as the Sangh’s Private Army

  An open letter to young protestors who were brutally...

It’s Official: The Brahmanisation of Government

A Dalit groom wears a helmet as upper caste...

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प्रकाश सावमयंक सक्सेनाप्रकाश साव से मुलाक़ात का श्रेय, रंगकर्मी...

Lessons Unlearned: Nine years after the Thorat Committee report

  In 2007, then prime minister Manmohan Singh set up...

The Death of Merit: Dalit Suicides in institutes of higher learning

  This article written by K.P. Girija (girijakp@gmail.com)  was the cover...

Untouchable God

The hotel was an old mix of florid Mughal...

Suicides that left us Unmoved

  From the article written by K.P. Girija which was...

HCU bows to Campus Outrage: Rohith Vemula Suicide

Suspension of five students including Rohith who took his...

India’s Not So Hidden Apartheid

  Dalit Students as Victims of Institutional Casteism in IndiaRe published...

We shall not be silenced – Protest against the expulsion of Dalit research scholars

In a strong and creative protest, 50 students of...

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