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The Supreme Court’s Uneasy Middle Path on Protest Policing

The July 28 interim order preserves evidence and contemplates an SIT, but leaves unresolved who should investigate when the police themselves stand accused

Why Should Dalit Christians not get Reservations as Scheduled Castes, Notice to Centre: SC

The plea has sought inclusion of Dalit Christians in...

Flood Toll on Roads Alone Pegged at Rs 1000cr: Bihar

According to state government figures, floodwaters have inflicted damage...

While Ramayana Path Underway at UP temple, Dalits told to stay away

While Dalits may be good for the votes they...

A Former PHD Student, a Dalit Dies in JNU: Administration Unconcerned

Ghanshyam DasGhanshyam Das, a Dalit and a former Research...

What India Needs is More Gender Just Laws, Including Personal Laws, for Its Women

First Published on: June 12, 2017Leveraging Our Laws: A...

Dignify our Work, Recognise us as Workers: ASHA workers tell Govt

Several thousand rural health workers--known as  ASHA (Accredited Social...

Karnataka’s Opposition to Right-Wing Hindu Fundamentalism

Report from the Dakshinayan meeting in KarnatakaThe urban middle-class,...

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