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On the eve of Babasaheb Ambedkar’s 127th birth anniversary, people throughout India will organise various programs and arrange public talks. This is happening in every place where the people are be…
Muh me Ram, Bagal me Churi: The Maxim of the BJP/RSS Government
After the Supreme Court of India undermined the Prevention of Atrocity Act by the judgement given by two judges bench on the act that comes from the Fundamental Rights of the Indian constitution, t…
Geopolitics of Religions in South Asia and Role of Ambedkarite Social Movement
Geopolitics of religions in South Asia and role of Ambedkarite Social movement: Adding China to the geopolitical equation in South Asia
South Asia has a common political history before it was di…
Obsession with Oppressed Abroad: Psychological Guilt of India’s “Self-Declared” Upper Castes
The remarkable development in relationships between the two communities of African Americans and India’s Dalits reached the pinnacle in the recent years. Their association and solidarity is natural…
Communist Manifesto: Reading it in the Context of “Caste Struggle”
Communist manifesto: reading it in the context of “caste struggle” on the eve of the 200th birth anniversary of Karl Marx
The year marks the 200th birth anniversary of Karl Marx. He was born on …
Impeachment the Chief Justice of India – Why is it Constitutional
Fali Nariman and other Indian jurists have been arguing that the move of the opposition parties to impeach the current CJI of India, Dipak Mishra, is a wrong move and that it will dent the credibil…
Are Muslims New Age’s Untouchables?
Confusion of Categories – Muslims and Dalits are Not Comparable Categories
In the article ‘The myth of appeasement‘ published in the Indian Express, Jaffrelot and Kalaiyarasan compare Muslims an…
Maya Kodnani Metamorphosis From “Kingpin” of Naroda Patiya Riots to “Doubtful” Role
The Gujarat HC acquitted Maya Kodnani, the former state minister in Gujarat, in the infamous Naroda Patiya riots in Ahmedabad where 97 Muslims were killed in 2002, after the Godhra massacre in Febr…
Celebrating Dalit History: A Barrister and Organiser - Rajabhau Khobragade
On the 34th Death Anniversary of Barrister Rajabhau Khobragade, an intellectual heir of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar.
Bhaurao Khobragade, affectionately called Rajabhau, was born in Chandrapur, Maharas…
127th Dr. Ambedkar Birth Anniversary Celebrated in New Jersey, USA, by Ambedkar International Mission
The Ambedkar Jayanti celebration organized by AIM on 14, April 2018 in NJ USA. Over 250 participants attended the Jayanti celebration. These attendees traveled all the way from Australia and Indi…
We Dalits Hold The Power Now…
Author – Praveen Ashok
The recorded history of Dalit movement dates back to the 19th century that vehemently challenged the status quo and few of the many recognized faces of this movement are J…
When Savarkar Permitted to Use Rape as Political Weapon and Sanghis Followed
Immorality has always been a part of Brahminical religion and placing women society at the edge has been justified in Brahminical scriptures. Brahminism has used women’s bodies not only to show sup…
Dalits Protest Against Modi’s Visit to Ambedkar House in London #ModiNotWelcome
After PM Modi faced huge protests on 18th April outside Downing Street, London, Dalits once again protested against PM Modi’s visit to Ambedkar House in London.
The person who played an importan…
Bharat Bandh and the Dalit Struggle Against Dehumanization
Author – Pieter Friedrich
How Dalits are still, today, waging a centuries-old struggle against a system which denies them the basic dignity of identification as human beings on an equal level wi…
#ModiNotWelcome – Huge Protest in London With “Modi Go Back” Slogans
There is a huge uproar over the Kathua and Unnao cases and other issues among the Indian diaspora and South Asian community in the UK, who organised a huge protest on April 18 outside Downing Stree…