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In Conversation with Bhagwan Das

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In Conversation with Bhagwan Das

Report of the People’s Tribunal on Caste Discrimination and Police Action in University of Hyderabad

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Report of the People’s Tribunal on Caste Discrimination and Police Action in University of Hyderabad

byJustice K ChandruandGhanshyam Shah

There Can’t Be Freedom Without Equality for All: Huchangi Prasad

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There Can’t Be Freedom Without Equality for All: Huchangi Prasad

Speak On, We Are With You! Statement from the Indian Writers’ Forum

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Speak On, We Are With You!
Statement from the Indian Writers’ Forum

Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings and Speeches: Volume I

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Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings and Speeches: Volume I

انسانیٓت کا کس نے قتل کر ڈالا ہے؟

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انسانیٓت کا کس نے قتل کر ڈالا ہے؟

Translating Rohith Vemula’s Poetry

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Translating Rohith Vemula’s Poetry

Caste, Religion and Lived Culture

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Caste, religion and lived culture

byK Satchidanandan

Make Dalit pain, struggle, exclusion part of education and public discourse: Vimal Thorat

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Make Dalit pain, struggle, exclusion part of education and public discourse: Vimal Thorat

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“The roots of the caste system are getting deeper . . .”

byHuchangi Prasad

Because Huchangi Prasad is a Dangerous Young Man

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Because Huchangi Prasad is a Dangerous Young Man

byAman Kumar,Souradeep RoyandPrannay Pathak

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“Negative language in dalit writing persists because of the negative lives we’re forced to lead”

byUrmila PawarandJerry Pinto

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