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India: What’s in a (Sur)name Ask Dalits
Rajani Gajbhiye, 24, Ramteke's colleague, agrees. She recalls how she had never felt the caste bias until, one day she went to interview women in 'bastis' (slums) for her dissertation on Self Help Groups.
India: May the ‘Project’ be With You
'At Toelung prison, we had to write a weekly report. Once, a nun was put into the punishment cell just because her writings were defiant.
India: Water-Proofing Lives in the Time of Floods
Each year, the floods in West and East Midnapore districts of West Bengal affect around 7,000 villages and hundreds of thousands of villagers.
Uganda: Children in a Traffickers’ Paradise
Problems resulting from the political marginalisation of northern Uganda led to the creation of the Lords Resistance Movement (LRM), a rebel self-proclaimed Christian guerrilla army.
Canada: Bad Jobs and Biases: Canada’s Asian Students Feel Left Out
Linda Qi's hair is longer where it frames her face. When required it falls like a curtain around her face, hiding her facial reactions.
