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Interview: Author Suraj Yengde on SC status for Christian and Muslim Dalits - Vimarsana News

Interview: Author Suraj Yengde on SC status for Christian and Muslim Dalits

Suraj Yengde speaks to TNM on the anti-caste movements in India, Dravidian identity politics, and the ongoing demand for Scheduled Caste status for Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims.

Pasmanda Muslims and Their Decades-Long Fight for Equality - Vimarsana News

Pasmanda Muslims and Their Decades-Long Fight for Equality

Pasmanda Muslims, who are an attractive vote bank, comprise more than 85% of the entire Muslim population in India. However, how much the BJP's ‘sneh' and 'samman’ yatras will help them is little-known.

Source: thewire.in
India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case - Vimarsana News

India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case

Christians in India believe the federal government is attempting to further prolong an important case concerning affirmative action for millions of Christians who converted from Dalit Hindu backgrounds by forming a panel with an initial two-year deadline to review their demands for equal rights.

India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case - Vimarsana News

India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case

Christians in India believe the federal government is attempting to further prolong an important case concerning affirmative action for millions of Christians who converted from Dalit Hindu backgrounds by forming a panel with an initial two-year deadline to review their demands for equal rights.

India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case - Vimarsana News

India delays Dalit Christian affirmative action case

Christians in India believe the federal government is attempting to further prolong an important case concerning affirmative action for millions of Christians who converted from Dalit Hindu backgrounds by forming a panel with an initial two-year deadline to review their demands for equal rights.