Disappointment and disillusionment for Dalits under the RSP leadership
The government’s utter disregard for issues of social justice, inclusion and equality is likely to cost a great deal.
The government’s utter disregard for issues of social justice, inclusion and equality is likely to cost a great deal.
Seeking justice for the victims of caste hatred has become more complicated under the RSP administration.
The Dalit movement must move beyond traditional narratives and adopt new ones, mainly humiliation, in accordance with the changing realities.
The government should make high school education more engaging and effective.
When will we see a more realistic and nuanced Dalit discourse on caste hate?
The dismissal of the state’s apology to Dalits discredits both the government and the RSP.
The state has finally recognised its mistakes. But will this government hit the rigid caste structure?
Most electoral candidates have swept the issue of untouchability under the carpet.
Parties would do well to implement the various constitutional provisions made to uplift Dalits.
It would be best for Congress and for democracy if Deuba and his coterie accepted the defeat.
The notion that our established parties have become too old and weak is ridiculous.
People’s trust in Karki is eroding fast due to many visible and hidden scandals.
Has anyone heard a Gen Z activist talk about the persistent plight of the Dalits?
Why did the government propose Sunar if he was a wanted suspect in a court of law?
Parties may be vanquished, albeit only through ballot boxes.