Learning from Dalit women fighting for land rights in Punjab | OpenGlobalRights

Learning from Dalit women fighting for land rights in Punjab | OpenGlobalRights: In Punjab—where about 32% of people are Dalit—Dalit women are fighting for the right to cultivate land, and they are winning.

Social distancing is a privilege of the middle class. For India's slum dwellers, it will be impossible

Social distancing is a privilege of the middle class. For India's slum dwellers, it will be impossible

New Dalit party takes shape in UP | Tehelka

New Dalit party takes shape in UP | Tehelka

Ask A Buddhist: Why did Buddha Contemplate Instead of Help?

Ask A Buddhist: Why did Buddha Contemplate Instead of Help?

Igbo the most victimized people, said Nnamdi Azikiwe in 1949 speech -

Igbo the most victimized people, said Nnamdi Azikiwe in 1949 speech -: By Nehru Odeh It is strange but true and sounds like a déjà vu. Though delivered in Aba 71 years ago and 11 years before Nigeria’s independence, most of the issues Nnamdi Azikiwe raised in that spe…

idaneram: Nagaur Case: Neither First Nor Last Dalit Atrocity...

 



 Nagaur Case: Neither First Nor Last Dalit Atrocity...:   Nagaur Case: Neither First Nor Last Dalit Atrocity Incident In Rajasthan : Dalit atrocities in Rajasthan increased by 60.31 per cent bet...

Revolution and Counterrevolution in Contemporary India | Buddhistdoor

 



Revolution and Counterrevolution in Contemporary India | Buddhistdoor: India’s social turmoil as the culmination of an oppressive ideology

The road to riches

 























The road to riches: The author recounts Kalpana Saroj's incredible journey from despair to success

Discrimination Continues to Target Dalit Women Labour in Punjab

Discrimination Continues to Target Dalit Women Labour in Punjab: There is an urgent need for the Dalit women labourers of rural Punjab to organise themselves into unions and groups to take forward their battle for h

Dalitality in Palasa 1978: What Telugu Cinema Waited a Century to Say

Dalitality in Palasa 1978: What Telugu Cinema Waited a Century to Say: Karuna Kumar’s directorial debut Palasa 1978 narrativises the story of two Dalit brothers, Mohan Rao and Ranga Rao, who live in the vil

Women's Day : Remembering Dakshayani Velayudhan - The Lone Dalit Woman In Constituent Assembly

 



Women's Day : Remembering Dakshayani Velayudhan - The Lone Dalit Woman In Constituent Assembly: Memories are important, public memories are further so. What we choose to remember (or choose to forget) from our past, decides our present and governs our future. And this is equally applicable to...

Denied in life, Dalits fight for land in death

 



Denied in life, Dalits fight for land in death: 'We do not have land for housing or for livelihoods'