Caste

CBI to probe if violence in Manipur was pre-planned

Manipur selects six cases for CBI to investigate, out of 3,734 FIRs; Home Minister Amit Shah asks Naga MLAs to help bridge Meitei-Kuki divide; Union Home Ministry approves ₹101.75 crore for those displaced in violence

Review of The Crooked Timber of New India — Essays on a Republic in Crisis: India after 2014

Pulapre Balakrishnan

Bifurcation demand | 10 Manipur MLAs get showcause notice

Deception and not social justice the character of SP, says U.P. Deputy CM amid Akhilesh’s OBC outreach

The Hindu Bureau

Revenue officials seal Droupadi Amman temple in Villupuram following dispute over temple entry

It is alleged that a crowd consisting of those from another caste, said to be dominant in the village, were objecting to the procession, and to the groom riding a horse. Image for representation purpose only.

Dalit groom’s wedding procession pelted with stones in Chhatarpur

Villupuram MP meets Puducherry CM, submits memorandum urging government to constitute SC/ST Commission

All-party delegation meets Villupuram Collector, urges intervention to ensure no caste discrimination at Droupadi Amman temple

Struggles against the caste order have often been launched through an assertion of caste.

How the reification of caste will not lead to a true politics of change and justice

Mogallan Bharti

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City police start meeting SC/STs in their colonies

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At least 35 motorbikes were damaged after a group clash during a temple festival on Friday night

Caste Hindu group injures four Dalits, damages 35 bikes, after altercation at temple festival in Madurai

V. Gokulraj, Dalit youth from Omalur in Salem district, who was found dead on the railway track at South Thottipalayam, near Pallipalayam in Namakkal district on June 24, 2015. File Photo: Special Arrangement

Explained | What is the Gokulraj murder case all about?

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CSK’s team celebrating after winning the IPL 2023 final cricket between Gujarat Titans and ChennaiSuper Kings, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, on Monday, May 29, 2023

Morning Digest | Chennai Super Kings beats Gujarat Titans by five wickets to win fifth IPL title; Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot to unite for elections, and more

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Manipuri Kuki-Zo women staging a demonstration at Jantar Mantar on Monday

At Jantar Mantar protest, Kuki-Zomi women seek President’s Rule in Manipur

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‘The talk of an electoral template from Karnataka is very much in order’

Under-reading and over-reading the Karnataka vote

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Women members of the Constituent Assembly — back row (standing, from left): Kamala Chaudhari, Sucheta Kripalani, G. Durgabhai, Qudsiya Aizaz Rasul, Purnima Banerji, Dakshayani Velayudhan. Front row (sitting, from left): Renuka Ray, Hansa Mehta, Amrit Kaur, Annie Mascarene, Ammu Swaminathan.

Review of Founding Mothers of the Indian Republic — Gender Politics of the Framing of the Constitution: In search of missing mothers

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HC asks Telangana Government to explain caste details in school TCs

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Karnataka Assembly election results | BJP tripped on experiments with caste matrix

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OBC Employees’ Federation demands caste-based census, withdrawal of 10% EWS reservation

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California State Senate passes caste discrimination bill

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DMK is not against Dikshithars or Brahmins, only against the suppression of people: Minister Ponmudy

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on May 8 that the Manipur High Court’s order to grant Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the majority Meitei community in Manipur will be discussed with all stakeholders, and there was no need for anyone to be scared.

Morning Digest | Court’s order to grant ST status to Meiteis will be discussed with all stakeholders, says Amit Shah; Chinese militia boats cross Indian, ASEAN warships exercising in South China Sea, and more

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