Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on March 9th, 2010 in Dalit women, Dalit Research and study
Even now, when we are in the 21st century, caste discrimination, age dehumanizes practices perpetuate a cruel form of discrimination and are still practiced. India, the practice here, even though legislation exists to prevent this bill has a thriving 160 million lower status, 49. 96 per cent of women suffer from discrimination. Lowest status are exposed to racism and discrimination against women. Identification of discrimination against women in the lowest three times as “untouchables” who are considered as a pariah, because of their caste, and is based on the gender discrimination women face in the ares, the final wage, low or low exhaustion of the economic gap between the paid labor force. According Manusmiriti, women’s education, independence, or do not have the rights of property. He not only to promote marriage and children to justify the treatment of Dalit women as a sex object. Manusmiriti also contributed to inequality between men and women. As to their caste and gender discrimination and other parts of the country in a state of the state Tamirunadu Dalit women, faced with the problem. Therefore, Dalit women and to increase the variety of the forum was started to protect the rights of Dalit women’s organizations such as the women’s movement to get the proper respect. In this respect, the state focuses on Dalit women’s movement Tamirunadu this paper. The study also highlight the role of the rights of Dalit movement in India and Anbedokarudaritto. Dalit movement in India’s rich history of lower motor status, and rationalism and humanism. In fact, the historical evolution of the violence took place in France for dharama Varnashram. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on March 9th, 2010 in News English, News collection, Indian Dalits, News, India
Kanpur: A vegetable vendor was arrested on Monday for allegedly raping a physically-challenged Dalit woman in Kanpur, said a police officer. Chotelal was arrested after the 20-year-old woman, also a roadside vegetable vendor, filed a complaint accusing him of entering into her house forcibly and raping her in Gwaltoli area in the city, said Circle Officer of Colonelganj police station Shoaib Iqbal.
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on March 9th, 2010 in News English, English News, News collection, News, Nepali Dalit
Kesav Adhikari
DHADING: People marrying outside their caste are being ostracised by their family and wider society although the government has introduced a bounty for encouraging it.
One of the most glaring examples of this social malady is prevalent in parts of Dhading district. Consider this: a Dalit family in Damgade Sangkosh-3 of the district has been deprived of fetching drinking water from the public tap in the village as a punishment for marrying an upper caste. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on March 9th, 2010 in News English, News collection, Indian Dalits, News, India
Monday, 08.03.2010, 11:08am
Lucknow, Samajwadi Party president Mulayam Singh Yadav Sunday termed the women’s reservation bill “anti-Muslim” and “anti-Dalit”, and said it will restrict chances of members of these communities getting elected to legislatures. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on February 24th, 2010 in Nepali Dalit
मकवानपुरको आमभन्ज्याङ गाविस ३ दलित बस्तीमा सञ्चालित साक्षरता कक्षामा सहभागी हुन आएकी ४५ वर्षीया इन्द्रमायाँ विश्वकर्मा स्कुले बालबालिकासँगै खुसी मुद्रामा । निरक्षर इन्द्रमायाा साक्षरता कक्षामा सहभागी भएर नाम ठेगाना र चिठीसम्म लेख्ने अबसर खोज्दैछिन् । शिवकुमार काशी/मकवानपुर (Source: http://www.nepalrus.com)
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on February 11th, 2010 in News, Nepali Dalit
DEV KUMAR SUNUWAR
KATHMANDU, FEB 09 2010
Controversy has not stopped dogging Tribhuvan University’s (TU) vacancy announcement—published a month ago—for 402 lecturers under its reservation policy.
Following the announcement, which TU termed an attempt to make the country’s oldest university inclusive, opposition groups intensified their protests and even padlocked the TU Service Commission office demanding that the university revoke its decision. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on February 5th, 2010 in Article
The constitution can’t be ‘new’ if it fails to address the issues of Dalits. Still, there is fear that new constitution might well be like ‘old wine in a new bottle’.
By Ramesh Sunam
It is still unsure whether Nepal’s new constitution will be promulgated within the stipulated time. However, issues to be addressed by the new constitution are being debated across political and academic circles. One of the major issues is how to address social exclusion in the new statute. Despite its natural and cultural beauty, the Himalayan country can be viewed as a case for discrimination based on caste, gender, class, religion, culture and geographical location. Of the various forms of discrimination, caste-based discrimination has had broad social and economic implications in Nepalese society. No part of the country is free from caste-based discrimination (untouchability) though degree and nature of discrimination may vary. Although there is controversy on the figure of Dalit population, 20 percent is quoted widely. If this is true, one in every five Nepalese has to face discrimination everyday just being born into a Dalit family. The constitution can’t be ‘new’ if it fails to address the issues of Dalits. Still, there is fear that new constitution might well be like ‘old wine in a new bottle’. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Rajendra Bishwakarma on February 3rd, 2010 in Indian Dalits, News, India
Dalit students abooked under
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HYDERABAD: Taking strong exception to framing of cases against seven `Dalit‘ students under the SC/ST Atrocities (Prevention) Act, Secunderabad Cantonment …
