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Community health worker-facilitated home visits for hypertension management in urban Nepal: a mixed-methods process evaluation. [PDF]

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Bhattarai S, Poudel L, Mjølstad BP, Åsvold BO, Skovlund E, Shrestha A, Sen A.   +6 more
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Dalits and Non ‐Dalits

Voice of Dalit, 2011
“If Untouchability is not eradicated, Hindu Religion will be perished” Mahatma ...
P.W. Purushotham, P. Prameela Margaret
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Reduce Inequalities: Dalits in Punjab Seek Development with Dignity

Contemporary Voice of Dalit, 2018
This article argues for Dalit activists and rights-based groups, who are voicing the concerns of Dalits’ development in Punjab. Their emergence and achievement in securing Panchayat (common) land-rights in the Malwa region are the strongest expressions ...
Sanjeev Kumar
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Dalit Aesthetics and Dalit Consciousness in Dalit Literature

Gurukul International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
Abstract It is very difficult for the writers of upper castes or non-Dalits to express the real life incidences of the marginalized classes that are full of poverty, pain, helplessness, neglection in every aspect of Indian social life, and their struggles to overcome from all these barriers.
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Dalit Intellectuals and Dalit Discourse

2004
"My mother Purnabai was not very educated. But at a time when education up to the fourth grade was understood to be a big thing in the Dalit community. When girls were not at all educated. She had studied up to third grade.
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Cultural Representation of Dalits in Nepali Literature Written by Dalit and Non-Dalit Writers

Intellectual Inception: A Multidisciplinary Research Journal of Bhojpur Campus
The major objective of this paper is to explore the cultural representation of Dalits in Nepali literature written by both Dalit and non-Dalit writers. To meet its objective, Likhe (2073) by Sarad Paudel and Itihāsko Ek Paikā (The brave person in the history, 2066) by Ranendra Barali have been selected purposively as primary texts for analysis.
Shyam Lal Magarati, Rinju Sherpa
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DALIT MOVEMENT IN KARNATAKA AND DALIT DEVELOPMENT – AN ANALYSIS

2019
An attempt is made in this paper is to analyse the dalit movement in the state of Karnataka and development of dalit. It is often said that the rise and growth of Dalit Movement in Karnataka is completely dissimilar from other parts of India. Some of the recent studies of the well known Dalit writers in Kannada show that the social composition of ...
T.G. Nagabhushana, M.G. Hanumantharaju
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Dalit Literature- The Voice of Dalit Protest

2008
The Literal meaning of the word dalit is "downtrodden" or "depressed" or "oppressed". It is not a new word. Apparently, it was first used in the 1930s as a hindi and marathi translation of the English expression depressed classes, a term the British used to refer to the group of people who are now called the Scheduled Castes. 
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