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The Phule We Remember: An Introduction by Sitaram Raikar
We are pleased to present a compilation of memories titled The Phule We Remember to our readers. These memories were…
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Procedural Rigidity vs Substantive Justice in Reservation Jurisprudence
The judgment, in its final analysis, champions a system where the timeliness of a document holds more weight than the…
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OBC Subcategorisation as a path to substantive equality
In the context of OBC reservation, justice is not merely about distributing quotas equally but about ensuring that the most…
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Ambedkar and Other Backward Classes
To achieve true liberation, OBCs must free themselves from the influence of Brahmanical traditions that perpetuate social hierarchies, through a…
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‘Echoes Within’: An Indigenous woman’s search for her roots
Indigenous filmmaker Pranami Koch’s documentary film ‘Koro Gochongni’ (Echoes Within) has been selected for the Shorts Competition Category at the…
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Class, caste and habitus: The rise of Bhadralok in 19th-century Bengal
Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of habitus and how it is deployed by the dominating class to distinguish itself from the dominated,…
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Maharashtra PhD scholars start long march from Pune to Mumbai against stipend delays
The agitating PhD students, who have been awaiting the release of their fellowship funds for the last two years, recently…
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Did BSP really help BJP win 16 seats in UP?
Instead of sending a thank you card to the BSP for the way it ran the campaign and indirectly helped…
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Maratha Reservation: Untold and Unnoticed Ground
Maratha as a caste stands at a crossroads where the memory of their emancipatory historical struggle is totally erased. The…
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A short biography of Krishnarao Pandurang Bhalekar
Krishnarao Bhalekar was one of the key leaders of Satyashodhak Samaj. He was known for his oratory skills and passion…
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