dalit rights

A disturbing video from Hisar shows a Dalit youth allegedly subjected to brutal vigilante punishment, including being hung upside down in a well and beaten, over a suspected theft. Despite the video circulating widely, local police report no formal complaint has been filed, leaving the victim's fate and the perpetrators' identities unaddressed.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke returned to India and addressed a protest at Jantar Mantar, demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Dipke, who studied in Boston and was formerly with AAP, spoke about facing suppression and urged supporters to remain focused on their demands, avoiding religious slogans. He vowed to expand the movement if no action is taken within seven days.

Two Dalit youths were allegedly stripped, tied, and dragged through fields in Punjab's Muktsar district on suspicion of theft. The incident, which has sparked outrage and prompted a suo motu notice from the Punjab State Scheduled Castes Commission, follows a similar case in Haryana. Police are investigating both the alleged theft and the assault.

A Dalit teenager's life was tragically cut short in Tehri Garhwal after allegedly being held captive and brutally assaulted by the family of an upper-caste girl he was friends with. The victim's father claims nails were hammered into his son's legs. Police have arrested the girl's father and grandfather, initiating murder charges.

Abhijeet Dipke’s Cockroach Janta Party has moved beyond viral posts and airport welcomes. Its Jantar Mantar protest put exam leaks, student distrust and the demand for accountability back at the centre of youth politics

Telugu Desam Party pledges 33% of seats to women in 2029 polls, regardless of national bill implementation. National working president Nara Lokesh announced this historic resolution, emphasizing women's leadership in India's future. He also highlighted TDP's commitment to women empowerment and challenged the opposition on development and welfare.

Siddaramaiah rejected a Rajya Sabha offer, opting to remain in Karnataka politics after resigning as Chief Minister. This decision complicates the transition for successor DK Shivakumar, as Siddaramaiah retains influence and potential leverage. His move signals a long-term strategy to shape state politics and potentially influence future elections.

In a film packed with pop-culture references, this runs the risk of reducing a politically charged anthem into meme material, thereby stripping it of its emotional and historical weight.

A literary spat erupts in Tamil Nadu politics as DMK leader A Raja's 'coconut tree' metaphor targets VCK and IUML joining CM Vijay's new government. VCK and the ruling TVK hit back, accusing the DMK of arrogance and questioning their own past alliances and commitment to social justice.