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The Designated Dalit in a corporate workplace - Vimarsana News

The Designated Dalit in a corporate workplace

Given how polarising things are in our country right now, it would be foolish that an office, where we spend most of our time, can be a safe place for all minorities.

Review: Hop, Skip and Jump; Peregrinations of a Diplomat's Wife by Reba Som - Vimarsana News

Review: Hop, Skip and Jump; Peregrinations of a Diplomat's Wife by Reba Som

Described as a memoir, a travelogue and a potted cultural history of India, this is a chronicle of a life well lived

Republic Day: The women who fought for our rights - Vimarsana News

Republic Day: The women who fought for our rights

Pre-independence feminist movements played a crucial role in guaranteeing women’s rights in the Constitution

DMK MP A Raja claims speech on Sanatana only highlighted illegal practices, question writ against him | India News - Vimarsana News

DMK MP A Raja claims speech on Sanatana only highlighted illegal practices, question writ against him | India News

India News: DMK leader and former union minister A Raja, against whom a writ of quo warranto was filed for his speech on Sanatana Dharma, in a counter affidavit s

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sanatana dharma: DMK MP A Raja claims speech on Sanatana only highlighted illegal practices, question writ against him

A Raja, former Union Minister of the Democratic Party of India (DMK), has filed a counter affidavit against a writ of quo warranto filed against him for his speech on Sanatana Dharma. Raja argued that the allegations made against him were vague and that his views and opinions were his own. He argued that it was his duty as a public servant to criticize and condemn "illegal practices" such as inequality based on caste and gender.