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What is Truth About Dalits?
Truth About Dalits is both - a information website, as well as, a popular eBook.
The website provides you with the best of articles on dalits, the latest news about them and other summary incidental information regarding them (see top menu).
The eBook 'Truth About Dalits', on the other hand, is a 'one of a kind' information packed eBook which accurately portrays the Dalit situation as it has worked out in the past and as it factually continues to do so today...more
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▪ Dr Kancha Ilaiah
Anna’s Social Fascism
Social fascism becomes the reality of a civil society that constructs a moral basis of its own. A middle class like the Indian one, which has erected strong caste enclosures around itself, looks for morality to serve its own interests. Corruption in general becomes a buzzword of condemnation within its day-to-day discourse, despite the fact that it lives with corrupt practices on a daily basis
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▪ Dr John Dayal
Battle over the Anti-Violence Bill
Victims have not forgotten the following brutal tragedies in the life of independent India, even if the State and political parties may pretend to have.
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▪ Dr Udit Raj
Upper Caste Hindus are Closer to Muslims than Dalits and OBC The question is why some upper castes seem to worry that the Muslims‘s population is increasing or Muslims are threat. The real threat to Hinduism is from within.
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| Is movement matching monument? The memorials, built at a cost of more than Rs 3,000 crore, are
described as places of dalit pilgrimage by the BSP, UP chief minister
Mayawati's party. Dalit aspirations and assertions have increased
manifold during her regime. They now have a 'history' to be proud of and
icons to follow. It's reflected not only in the statues of Ambedkar
installed in almost all villages with a dalit population but also in the
increase in dalit outfits such as Valmiki Samaj, Pasi Mahasangh and
Charmkar Parishad.. |
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| Lessons from Paramakudi In any society with a history of caste oppression and conflict, the
slightest provocation can sometimes set off a sequence of deadly attacks
and reprisals. Law enforcement officers cannot prevent all acts of
provocation, but what they can do is to anticipate and contain the
resultant social tensions before they explode. Failure to do this at
Paramakudi in Tamil Nadu proved tragic, with the protest by supporters
of a Dalit party turning violent and the police opening fire and killing
six persons.
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