The Supreme Court of India delivered a significant verdict reinstating Pinky Meena, a tribal woman judicial officer from Rajasthan, whose services had been terminated during […]
लेखक: Dalit Times
मथुरा में दलित दूल्हे के साथ बदसलूकी, कॉलर खींचा, बग्गी से नीचे गिराया, जातिसूचक गालियाँ भी दी…
उत्तर प्रदेश के मथुरा से जातंकवाद की एक और घटना सामने आई है. यहां दलित दुल्हे को उसकी जाति का अहसास कराते हुए जाट समुदाय […]
When Respect Is Selective: Caste, Judiciary, and the Supremacy of the Constitution:CJI Gavai’s Message on Democratic Respect and Institutional Harmony
(Justice B.R. Gavai’s Felicitation in Mumbai Highlights Not Just Institutional Disrespect—but the Unequal Treatment of a Dalit Chief Justice – CJI B.R Gavai reassert constitutional […]
Barred at the Threshold: Temple Entry Denial to Dalit Youth in Karnataka Exposes Persistent Untouchability
by: Bindu Ammini/Dalit Feminist (“You cannot build anything on the foundation of caste. You cannot build up a nation, you cannot build up a morality.” […]
No Room for Crass Misogyny in Uniform: Supreme Court Orders SIT Probe Against Minister Vijay Shah for Derogatory Remarks on Col. Sofia Qureshi
“What kind of apology is this? What prevented you from making a sincere apology for your crass comments till now? Sometimes people use docile language […]
Caste After Conversion: Judicial Divergence on SC Status Across Indian Courts
The status of Dalits who convert to Christianity or Islam has long posed a constitutional conundrum in India. Central to this debate is Paragraph 3 […]
क्या महाराष्ट्र में चीफ़ जस्टिस ऑफ इंडिया को कराया गया दलित होने का अहसास ? पढ़िए रिपोर्ट…
भारतीय न्यायपालिका के सर्वोच्च पद पर आसीन होने के महज 5 दिन बाद चीफ जस्टिस बीआर गवई को उनकी जाति और दलित समाज से होने […]
“No Human Should Be Made to Enter a Sewer”: Manual Scavenging, Law, and the Crisis of Caste
The Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment in Balram Singh v. Union of India on October, 2023, renewing national focus on the dehumanizing […]
Dispossessed Again: Eviction of Jenu Kuruba Families in Karadikallu Hattur Highlights Betrayal of Forest Rights Act
Write By: Adv. Bindu Ammini | Dalit Feminist On May 5, 2025, the forests of Karadikallu Hattur in Karnataka’s Chamarajanagar district bore witness not to […]
Odisha Expands Reservation in Higher Education: A Step Toward Inclusive Policy Reform
On May 14, 2025, the Odisha Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, took a decisive stride toward social justice by approving a landmark […]