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Bigger Hindutva organizations have become inactive: Pramod Muthalik

Panaji: Sri Ram Sene chief Pramod Muthalik on Wednesday claimed that bigger Hindutva organisations have become inactive leaving the smaller groups to unite for the cause. “Today, bigger Hindutva organizations have become inactive. On the contrary, all small and big Hindu organisations who are striving sincerely for the cause of Hindutva are getting united,” Muthalik…

Families Shunned for Employing Dalits defying Kangaroo court

By Express News Service Published: 16th June 2015 06:00 AM THANJAVUR:Defying the diktat of a Kangaroo court not to employ Dalit labourers has led to the ostracisation of five caste Hindu families, including that of the village panchayat president of Kakkarai under Orathanadu taluk in the district. The discriminatory order of the Kangaroo court came…

Now, Pratapgarh: Dalits and Muslims clash over bathing in river, ‘spoiling’ of graveyard

Three persons from Jamtali village were referred to Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Allahabad, police said, adding the condition of all the injured was stable. By: Express News Service | Allahabad | Updated: June 16, 2015 1:47 am Two incidents of clashes between the Dalits and Muslims- the first over taking bath in a river,…

Study shows NCR homeowners turn away Dalits and Muslims

In both the methodologies, the home-seekers had the same credentials but for their names that indicated their caste and religion. A study on discrimination in urban housing rental preferences, to be published in a forthcoming issue of Economic and Political Weekly, shows high levels of exclusion of Dalits and Muslims in the five metropolitan areas…

20 Mths On, No Action Against Tormentor Cop

By R Prince Jebakumar Published: 15th June 2015 06:00 AM CHENNAI: Twenty months have gone by since four Dalits from Thoothukudi were detained, tortured and lodged behind bars for 90 days over a double-murder they were falsely accused of committing. They were let go after real culprits were later caught, and an internal inquiry has…

Trust meet on Ram Janmabhoomi temple today

The Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas Trust will hold a crucial meeting here on Tuesday in which important decisions regarding the construction of Ram temple will be taken, a top official said on Monday. The meeting will be held at the Mani Ram Das Chawni temple, adjacent to the Babri Masjid premises, former BJP MP and senior…

VHP’s bandh call shuts down Nadiad on Monday

The call was given to oppose marriage of Muslim man with Hindu girl dna correspondent @dnaahmedabad Nadiad: The ‘Nadiad Bandh’ call given by the city unit of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to protest against the alleged relationship of city-based minority community bootlegger, Masoom Mahida, with a Hindu girl, invoked sizeable response on Monday. The bandh…

Now, Pratapgarh: Dalits and Muslims clash over bathing in river, ‘spoiling’ of graveyard

Three persons from Jamtali village were referred to Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Allahabad, police said, adding the condition of all the injured was stable. By: Express News Service | Allahabad | Updated: June 16, 2015 1:47 am Two incidents of clashes between the Dalits and Muslims- the first over taking bath in a river,…

Study shows NCR homeowners turn away Dalits and Muslims

In both the methodologies, the home-seekers had the same credentials but for their names that indicated their caste and religion. Written by Seema Chishti | New Delhi | Updated: June 16, 2015 9:17 am A study on discrimination in urban housing rental preferences, to be published in a forthcoming issue of Economic and Political Weekly,…

NHRC dissatisfied over Uttar Pradesh’s response to electrocution of two minor dalit girls

The National Human Rights Commission has issued a notice to the Principal Secretary of the Department of Energy of the Uttar Pradesh government to enquire into the inaction and delay in the payment of an additional amount of Rs.2 lakh each to next of kin of two minor dalit girls here in Pradhanpur village, who…

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