Dalits must avoid identity politics, as it harms the social justice and equality campaign.

Without religious and cultural reforms, education, emigration and generational change can't end casteism.

We must modernise our cultures so that food doesn’t define one’s place in the social hierarchy.

The government’s failure to include the issue of caste discrimination in textbooks is deeply problematic.

The pro-monarchy movement will fail. It lacks leadership with moral integrity and honesty.

The violent death of six innocent men on the Bheri River was caused by caste hate.

This is an opportune time to rethink our entire schooling system.

Hindu religious reformation is a must, as conversion doesn’t necessarily liberate Dalits.

The only alternative to the republic is a more responsible one free from Brahmanism.

A vast majority of the people have little interest in restoring the Hindu monarchy.

Criticising upper castes for excluding lower castes while the latter also practise exclusion is ironic.

The home minister and the IGP must resign if they have abused power in the Sarlahi case.

Communist leaders are adept at falsely wooing Dalits with great promises about our freedom.

The declaration of an untouchability-free nation was a blatant lie on the part of the new ruling elites.

The question of whether Dalit issues pertain to class or caste has confounded many Dalits.