Caste census is dead. Don’t expect a formal announcement or funeral
Yogendra Yadav examines the proposed caste census in India, raising concerns over bureaucratic delays, political intent, caste data collection, and social justice.
Tag: Social justice India
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Caste, Contractualisation, and the Continuing Exploitation of Sanitation Workers Across India
DASAM expresses solidarity with sanitation workers across India, demanding regularisation, fair wages, social security, safe working conditions, and an end to caste-based labour exploitation.
Religious Festivals: New Ground for Spreading Communal Hate
A critical look at how religious festivals, from Eid-ul-Adha to Ram Navami and Kanwar Yatra, are increasingly becoming flashpoints for communal tension in India, raising concerns about social harmony, constitutional values, and fraternity.
Where Will This Hate Spreading End?
An in-depth analysis of the ‘corporate jihad’ narrative, the Nashik TCS controversy, and how media, police investigations, and communal politics intersect to shape public perception and impact Muslim professionals in India.
100 + Members of Feminist and Lawyers Alliance from Across India Write Open Letter to MPs
Over 100 members of ALIFA and NAJAR urge Indian MPs to withdraw the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026, citing constitutional violations and threats to self-identified gender rights.
Mohammad Deepak: Upholding Fraternity in the situation of worsening amity the Country
Kotdawar Uttarakhand में Mohammad Deepak ने Hindu-Muslim भाईचारे और इंसानियत की मिसाल कायम की। जानिए कैसे उन्होंने नफरत के माहौल में शांति और मानवता को बचाया।