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Shiv Kumar, The Rebel With A Smile The Dalit activist has been beaten and tortured in jail, but his spirit remains untamed, asserts his best friend Astha Savyasachi 2021-02-27T14:43:45+05:30 Shiv Kumar, The Rebel With A Smile outlookindia.com 2021-02-27T14:46:47+05:30 Also read Human rights activist Nodeep Kaur was freed on bail on February 26 after 45 days in jail, where she was reportedly tortured. But Shiv Kumar, self-proclaimed rebel and President of Mazdoor Adhikar Sangathan, who was arrested from Singhu border soon after Nodeep Kaur’s arrest, still remains behind bars. “It was in the year 2008, during the screening of the movie ‘Legend of Bhagat Singh’ when I first met him. We were in class 8th and an activist group had organised that programme in our village.” recalls Ankit, Shiv Kumar’s best friend. “After the screening, when all the children sat down for a discussion, I remember, someone aski ....
A group of people allegedly pelted stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man in Gujarat's Aravalli district while objecting to a traditional headgear worn by some of his relatives and use of DJ music system, an official said today. ....
Uttar Pradesh Cremation Ground divided on caste lines The division was done in the Banail village with the consent of Dalits who even contributed to the cost of the fencing Sunday February 21, 2021 12:54 PM, IANS Bulandshahr (Uttar Pradesh): A barbed wire was set up across a cremation ground, dividing it into two one portion for the upper castes and the other for lower castes. The administration, later removed the wire. The division was done in the Banail village with the consent of Dalits who even contributed to the cost of the fencing. Ved Priya Arya, Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Shikarpur, under whose jurisdiction the village lies, said: ....
Updated: February 21, 2021 07:58 IST Tamil poet-writer-politician Salma’s hard-won personal victories give her voice universal resonance and a unique, reified timbre Share Article AAA Tamil poet-writer-politician Salma’s hard-won personal victories give her voice universal resonance and a unique, reified timbre Scholar Leela Gandhi said that what post-colonial theory “fails to recognize is that what counts as ‘marginal’ in relation to the West has often been central and foundational in the non-West.” This rings true with regard to feminism and its relationship with women from minority communities, whether Muslim or Dalit or Black. While Indian feminists successfully negotiated the mainstream to reposition issues like Sati or widow remarriage as being about women first and about culture and religion after, they hesitated to make the same leaps with, say, triple talaq. ....