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India: Suspected rape of Dalit girl puts spotlight on caste violence | Asia | An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

The alleged gang rape and murder of a 9-year-old girl from India's oppressed Dalit community has once again brought into focus the rampant sexual violence and caste prejudice in the country. ....

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Better period huts for women banished for bleeding

Better period huts for women banished for bleeding
© Prashant Mandawar
The women of Kanal Tola village are forced to live in this hut which has no door and no amenities
The period huts where thousands of tribal women and girls are banished during their menstruation in the western Indian state of Maharashtra are getting a makeover.
A Mumbai-based charity, Kherwadi Social Welfare Association, is replacing the mostly-dilapidated huts - known as kurma ghar or gaokor - with modern resting homes that have beds, indoor toilets, running water and solar panels for electricity.
But the drive has put the spotlight on the need to fight the stigma associated with what is a natural bodily function. Critics say a better strategy would be to get rid of these period huts altogether. But campaigners say they offer women a safe place to go, even if the period-shaming continues. ....

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Banished for bleeding: Tribal Indian women get better period huts

BBC News
By Geeta Pandey
image copyrightPrashant Mandawar
image captionThe women of Kanal Tola village are forced to live in this hut which has no door and no amenities
The period huts where thousands of tribal women and girls are banished during their menstruation in the western Indian state of Maharashtra are getting a makeover.
A Mumbai-based charity, Kherwadi Social Welfare Association, is replacing the mostly-dilapidated huts - known as kurma ghar or gaokor - with modern resting homes that have beds, indoor toilets, running water and solar panels for electricity.
But the drive has put the spotlight on the need to fight the stigma associated with what is a natural bodily function. Critics say a better strategy would be to get rid of these period huts altogether. But campaigners say they offer women a safe place to go, even if the period-shaming continues. ....

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Post-election violence kills six in eastern India

FILE PHOTO: Supporters of Chief Minister of West Bengal state and the Chief of Trinamool Congress (TMC) Mamata Banerjee celebrate after the initial poll results, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Kolkata, India, May 2, 2021. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri/File Photo
KOLKATA (Reuters) - At least six people have been killed in post-election violence in India s West Bengal state, police officials said on Wednesday, after a regional group beat Prime Minister Narendra Modi s party in a bitterly fought contest.
The regional Trinamool Congress (TMC) retained control of the populous eastern state in results declared on Sunday, with Modi s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerging as the main opposition there for the first time. ....

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India's Travelling Workers Treated as 'Outsiders' in Host-States, Bodies Sold For $2,670: Study

India s Travelling Workers Treated as Outsiders in Host-States, Bodies Sold For $2,670: Study
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AP Photo / Altaf Qadri
Sputnik International
https://sputniknews.com/india/202104191082668516-indias-travelling-workers-treated-as-outsiders-in-host-states-bodies-sold-for-2670-study/
Last year, tens of thousands of migrant workers faced hardship while returning to their home villages or towns after a national lockdown closed their places of work in big cities. The lockdown was enforced to stem the spread of COVID-19 on 24 March 2020.
The bodies of dead migrant workers - those who have travelled from other states in order to find work - are being sold to certain private medical colleges for between INR 200,000 and INR 300,000 ($2,670 to $4,000) rather than being sent back to their home village, a study by India s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) into the social security and health rights of migrant workers has ....

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