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From Silent Suffering to Emancipation and Empowerment of Dalit Women: 'A Study of Dalit Women Autobiographies'

The journey of Dalit women in India from silent suffering to emancipation and empowerment is a poignant and powerful narrative. Historically marginalized and oppressed, Dalit women have faced a unique intersection of caste and gender discrimination. Through their autobiographies, these women have found a voice to articulate their struggles, resilience,
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Exploring the roles of agrarian working class women in agrarian struggles: participation, mobilization, and organizations in postcolonial Bihar, India

Cogent Arts & Humanities
This article explores the roles of agrarian working class women in agrarian struggles in postcolonial Bihar, India. The article argues that the working class women played critical roles in mobilizing rural masses and providing a gender dimension of the ...
Upendra Kumar
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Unsung melodies from margins - By Antony John Baptist

The South Asianist, 2016
In modern India of 2016, the question as to whether caste is still a moral issue or a political tactic is fiercely debated. The ruling political party and their supporters insist that caste is no longer a relevant issue today, whereas others say that ...
Michael T Balonek
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Socio - Economic and Educational Status of Dalit Women: A Case Study of Nainital District of Kumaun Region

, 2018
Mahatma Gandhi said “I cannot even conceive how one human being can feel superior by the humiliation of another”. His insight into values expressed then still echoes into the 21st century.
Dr. Neha Singh
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Indian Dalit Literature: Through the Lens of Human Rights

, 2018
In their pioneering paper titled Introducing Human Rights and Literary Forms or The Vehicles and Vocabularies of Human Rights Sophia A McClennen and Joseph R Slaughter assert perhaps human rights offered a relatively safe framework for ...
Dr. Subrata Sahoo
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Dalit politics in contemporary India

, 2016
This book is a ground-breaking intervention on Dalit politics in India. Challenging received ideas, it uses a comparative framework to understand Dalit mobilisations for political power, social equality and justice.
Gundimeda, Sambaiah
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Dalit Women Celebrating a Synodal Third Space Like Mary

Journal of Moral Theology
Grounded in the author’s pastoral experiences and inspired by the pioneering ecclesial leadership of Bishop Aliveli S. Katakshamma, the study locates women’s ministerial participation at the intersection of theological discourses on gender and caste ...
Nelavala G. Prasuna
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Leisure and self-care for Dalit women in India

Dalit women’s experiences emerge from a system of Brahmanical patriarchy that confines them to inhumane tasks at low wages, while denying them the opportunity to reconstitute themselves. According to Social Reproduction Theory and the Depletion framework
Thakur, Avanindra Nath, Sen, Ruchira, Rajeshwari, T.S. Kavita   +2 more
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From Paraiyar to Adi-Dravidar: a critical documentary analysis of identity reclamation and persistent caste oppression in Tamil Nadu. [PDF]

Front Sociol
Ananthi M, Prabakar S.
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A critical reflection on community engagement in health equity research: translating principles into practice, navigating barriers, and compiling transferable lessons. [PDF]

Int J Equity Health
Devkota HR, Shrestha K, Ram SK, Jha C, Khadgi R.   +4 more
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