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Institutional Murder in Odisha: A Student sets herself on fire to be heard

After months of ignored complaints and threats, a 20-year-old woman self-immolates in front of her principal’s office—an act of final protest against sexual harassment and institutional apathy

If You Remove my Book From Syllabus, Thousands Will Read it On Road: Kancha Ilaiah

Delhi University had recommended removal of books of Dalit...

After ABVP protests, Historian Ramachandra Guha to not teach at Ahmedabad Uni

On Thursday, Guha tweeted he will not be joining...

The Way to Understand Kancha Ilaiah’s Works

The meeting of the Delhi University Standing Committee for...

Rahul Gandhi writes to Kancha Ilaiah, expresses support

He opposed DU’s move to drop his books and...

The Prosperity of Trigger

With the trigger prospering unabatedly without any let off,...

Members of DU’s Academic Council Protest Removal of Kancha Illaiah Shepherd’s Books

Prominent members of DU’s Academic Council have strongly protested...

Modi Regime squeezes out ALL Minorities, Even Buddhists, from Scholarships

AN EXCLUSIVE SABRANG SERIESA cynical combined ploy of queezing...

DU plans removal of three books by Dalit writer Kancha Ilaiah

The Standing Committee on Academic Matters found the content...

Education, Economic Independence Can Reduce Suicides In Indian Women

New Delhi: If Indian women are educated, economically independent...

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