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A 19 year old student from a government college in Dharamshala was physically attacked and threatened by three fellow students. Instead of protection, she was allegedly harassed by a professor. The bullying didn’t stop. It broke her health, forced her to seek treatment in Ludhiana and on December 26, she died.
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Dharamshala College Student Death: Caste Slurs & Inappropriate Touching Under Scrutiny in HP College

The victim's father, Vikram Purshottam, filed a complaint with Dharamshala police on January 1, naming the three students and assistant professor Ashok Kumar. He alleged that the harassment included ...
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Geetha Sunil Pillai
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In Gwalior, Advocate Anil Kumar Mishra and his associates face serious charges under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act for allegedly burning a photo of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (Baba Saheb), using derogatory and hate-filled language, disrupting social harmony, and inciting communal riots.
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No Mercy for Hate: Gwalior High Court Adds Complainant, Denies Relief to Anil Mishra in SC/ST Case

No decision was made on Mishra's bail plea on Sunday, keeping him in custody. The matter has been prioritized for the next hearing on January 5, at 10:30 AM, to be taken up at the top of the board reg ...
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Geetha Sunil Pillai
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The Ambedkar Chair at Rajasthan University has been abolished by the competent authority due to inactivity.
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Former CM Ashok Gehlot, LoP Jully Slams Rajasthan University's 'Dalit-Hostile' Neglect: Ambedkar Chair Scrapped in Secrecy, Phule Removed from Syllabus!

Astonishingly, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Alpana Kateja appointed Dr. Tarun Kumar Jorwal from the Law Department as chairperson in March 2025 – nine months after the cancellation, signing off on a leaders ...
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Geetha Sunil Pillai
3 min read
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A 19 year old student from a government college in Dharamshala was physically attacked and threatened by three fellow students. Instead of protection, she was allegedly harassed by a professor. The bullying didn’t stop. It broke her health, forced her to seek treatment in Ludhiana and on December 26, she died.
In Gwalior, Advocate Anil Kumar Mishra and his associates face serious charges under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act for allegedly burning a photo of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (Baba Saheb), using derogatory and hate-filled language, disrupting social harmony, and inciting communal riots.
The youth holds a large printed image of Dr. Ambedkar aloft, lights it with a matchstick or lighter, and allows it to burn while surrounded by a small crowd of onlookers.
A rare picture of Baba Sahab Ambedkar at Bhima Koregaon memorial.
Malaud, a prominent figure in Punjab's Dalit land rights movement, has led the ZPSC in a "peaceful and democratic struggle" advocating for the lawful rights of Dalits and landless communities over village common lands.
Students from the Department of Social Work at Jamia Millia Islamia University have released a detailed "Statement of Solidarity" in support of Professor Virendra Balaji Shahare, who was suspended by the university administration on December 23.
Dr Rajoria accused Udaipur MP Mannalal Rawat, himself a former gazetted officer of a deliberate bid to tarnish her image and morale, violating Supreme Court and state guidelines on respectful official correspondence.
Online trolls mock IAS Tina Dabi as a "reel star" fixated on social media glamour instead of addressing fee hike protests, exposing underlying casteist resentment against her Dalit UPSC topper status.
A Dalit professor in the Social Work Department of Jamia Millia Islamia University, has been suspended for including a question in the exam paper related to atrocities against Muslim minorities.
A ground report by the YouTube news channel TTS Bihar reveals a shocking reality where young minds are battling prejudice, substandard facilities, and educational apathy.
On December 11, Justice Nupur Bhati directed the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Embassy in New Delhi, the Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, and other officials to respond by December 17 on the unexplained delay in releasing the body.
Kannaujiya started a sit-in outside the administrative building, facing police pressure and supporter suspensions. The dharna ended with the revocation of expulsion on December 12.
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