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Bidar, Karnataka: Two school teachers assaulted in Karnataka’s Bidar, triggering communal tensions

Two accused, unnamed by the police attacked two Muslim teachers at Basavakalyan in Karnataka’s Bidar district leading to widespread protests by the community

Chalo Una: This Unique 21st Century Dalit Assertion, in Pictures

‪#‎ChaloUna  The Dalit Asmita Yatra is going to become a...

Una Outrage Finds Dalit-Bahujan Solidarity in Mumbai’s Azad Maidan

The Una Atrocity and increasing attacks on Dalits in...

Nobody killed Gandhi

Who killed Gandhi on January 30, 1948? If we...

Gau Rakshaks Spare PM, Instead Thrash Two More Dalits

Despite PM's “shoot me, not Dalits” speech, violence against Dalits...

NGO Appeal: ‘Open Your Hearts to Restore Vision to Those Mercilessly Shot by Pellets’

An Appeal from HELP (Human Effort for Love and Peace) Foundation,...

प्रिय गोरक्षकों ब्रश करने, च्यूंग गम चबाने और टी-20 देखने से पहले गोमाता के बारे में सोच लो

गोरक्षकों के नाम खुली चिट्ठी   प्रिय गोरक्षकों,मैं जानता हूं कि...

PM’s Statement on Kashmir: Rubbing Salt on Wounds

By insinuating that Kashmiri youth are picking up stones...

Dear Gau Rakshaks, Before Brushing Teeth, Chewing Gum, Watching T-20, Think of the Holy Cow

Open Letter to Gau Rakshaks and their gurusDear Gau...

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