Political parties, writers' and women's bodies, and NGOs have decided to stage a state-level protest against the changes.
Tag: B R Ambedkar
Dr Ambedkar’s Journalism: The Voice and Vision We Will Always Need
Today, Ambedkar's words echo as a reminder of how immoral reporting not only creates an uninformed society but also a misinformed one.
Prashant Kanojia Arrest: When the State Stepped Into My Marriage
Jagisha Arora's husband, journalist Prashant Kanojia, was arrested by the UP police on August 18 over a tweet and has been held in custody ever since.
My Ambivalent Relationship With Gandhi
No other Indian, to my mind, is as inherently paradoxical as Gandhi, which makes him a suitable surrogate for comprehending the contrasts that underpin India itself.
On the Arrest of ‘Urban Naxals’: Where Do Those Who Grew up on Their Work Go From Here?
This article is for those of us who, growing up, realised there was a world behind the glossy curtain of incredible India.
The Curse of Caste
'No longer shall you wait, no more relent; until you have annihilated me completely'.
Where do I Place Ambedkar at My Home?
A personal account on being a tribal Christian woman and an Ambedkarite.
Towards a New Civil Society
Indian civil society must stop buying the divisive agenda peddled by right-wing propaganda outlets and join hands to fight the hate.
What Sakshi Misra’s Video Tells Us About Inter-Caste Marriages in India
Despite education and economic progress, the Indian orthodox mindset refuses to accept couples from diverse backgrounds.
How I Battled Casteism At NALSAR, Hyderabad
I wish my legal alma mater listens and eradicates its ego that fears Dalit student voices. It needs to walk the talk.