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Jamia Millia Islamia Leads the Way with Mental Health Awareness March
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Jamia Millia Islamia Leads the Way with Mental Health Awareness March

Vice Chancellor announced setting-up of a mental health unit to support the mental well-being of the students.
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Environment

Delhi Conducts Workshops to Tackle Heatwave Impact on Women, Children

Parents and students come together to find solutions for extreme heat
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Khyati Shree & Shahbaz Ansar
Society

How a Couple’s Stand Against Acid Attack Threat Over Clothing Choice Led to the Termination of an Etios Employee

Couple believe that cyberbullies should face stringent punishment, and stronger laws must be enacted to protect new content creators who aspire to use social media, a powerful tool for change, without ...
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Dalit News

Not only was the worker beaten mercilessly, but the assailants also spat on him and, in a heinous act of humiliation, urinated on his body.
The Supreme Court overturned the Bombay High Court's ruling, allowing Manisha to continue her term as sarpanch until its completion.
The SRC will provide crucial resources and support aimed at breaking down systemic barriers that have hindered the educational and social mobility of marginalized groups.
The University has decided to issue a warning to Assistant Professor Dr. Vikram Harijan for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Hindu deities on social media and has implemented stricter social media guidelines for staff to protect the university's image.
One of Paik’s most impactful works, Dalit Women’s Education in Modern India: Double Discrimination, focuses on the twin oppressions of caste and gender that Dalit women faced in their pursuit of education in the 20th century.
The Tamil Nadu Village that Denies Dalits Access to Common Road for Funeral Processions
Survey Reveals 92% Sewer and Septic Tank Workers are from Marginalized Communities.
Sandrapati graduated from the Silver Jubilee Residential College (APRDC) and completed his master’s degree in History at the University of Hyderabad, where he also relied on scholarships and university fellowships to fund his education.
Chetana refuses to back down, asserting her rights and vowing not to relinquish her land despite the intimidation she faces.
Sandrapati cannot afford the tuition fees and maintenance costs required for his PhD program, making government support essential for his academic journey.
Calls for Accountability at IIM Bangalore Over Allegations of Caste-Based Atrocities
Explainer: Who Burned Down 80 Dalit Homes in Bihar? A Detailed Account of the Rampage with Gunfire
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