Farm and Forest

Draft Seeds Bill must be withdrawn: SKM, AIKS

SKM leaders say the draft seed Bill surrendered the seed sovereignty of India and it is aimed at predatory pricing by corporate monopolies

Attacking the Defenders of Freedom, Chhatisgarh: Lawyers and Journos being Forced Out

   Days after Scroll contributor Malini Subramaniam at Bastar in...

दलित स्त्री आंदोलन; चिंतन और संघर्ष की चुनौतियां

  भारतीय समाज की सबसे निचली सीढ़ी पर खड़ी दलित...

Bastar: the story not told

  Rape, beatings and looting in Bastar by the security...

NWMI condemns the attack on Malini Subramaniam

First published on: January 8, 2016Image: Malini SubramaniamWe, members...

Cast Out Caste: Allegations of Abusive Behaviour among Mass Communication students in Delhi

Image; Dominic Lipinski/PA   Dalit and Adivasi write to the...

Brute Violence by Men in Uniform: Chhatisgarh

  Adivasi Women in Chhatisgarh have complained of brute sexual...

आदिवासी समुदाय में सांप्रदायिकता की घुसपैठ

Image courtesy: Frontline2002 के गुजरात जनसंहार की जाँच के...

Ambedkar against Hindu Rashtra

  Until 1992, December 6 was remembered as ‘Parinirvan Divas’...

A man of the people is no more

Dr Brahma Dutt Sharma   Saathi tere sapno ko manzil tak...

Has India betrayed its indigenous peoples, the Adivasis?

Soni Sori      Courtesy: feministsindia.comOn November 26, 1949, the Constitution...

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