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Dalit Women Revolutionaries are Unsung Heroes in India

Not just women from the minority communities, among those who struggled unrelentingly for independence were Dalit and tribal women as well.

How Northeast Women Deal With ‘Risks’ in Delhi

Most young northeastern women with a high school certificate or college degree prefer to work in malls and shopping complexes because they are better in terms of physical security and work timings.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi Dies at 57

The passing of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi gained worldwide coverage as he was considered as one of the powerful leader on transforming Ethiopia into one of Africa's fastest-growing economies during his 21-year reign.

Life Remains Uncertain for Flood Victims in Assam

What makes the human tragedy worse is the misappropriation of relief materials like food grains and tarpaulins, which always takes place in conditions like this, making the lives of the poor even more difficult.

India’s Minorities Commission Communalises The Ethnic Clash In Assam

The Asian Centre for Human Rights Claims the Minorities Commission is communalising the ethnic clash in Assam State, in northern India

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