Dalit chronicles (July 4, 2008)
By Kishore Budha • Jul 4th, 2008 • Category: Dalit Chronicles, News PicksSummary: IIT Delhi takes back expelled Dalit students; international Dalit meet in New York; a Dalit “fashion” show in New York, which was not attended by Indian diplomats; court orders reinvestigation into Nurmahal Dalit suicides; two booked for raping Dalit woman in Ahmedabad
IIT-D takes back 2 Dalit students, but says no caste bias
IBNLive.com – New Delhi,India
IIT-Delhi set up a review committee headed by a retired Dalit professor and revoked three expulsions, two of them of SC students. But the SC/ST Commission …
International Dalit meet to begin in New York
Hindu – Chennai,India
New York (PTI): An international meet aimed at discussing the plight of Dalits will begin here on Friday to debate issues like educational empowerment and …
At UN, Untouchable Fashion Show Livens ECOSOC, China Chides NGOs …
Inner City Press – Bronx,NY,USA
Wednesday night a group of blue-clad Dalit / “Untouchable” women from India participated in a fashion show while tuxedoed waiters passed platters of sushi …
Nurmahal suicides: Court orders reinvestigation
Times of India – India
JALANDHAR: More than a year after three members of a Dalit family, including a pregnant woman and her five-year-old daughter, committed suicide by jumping …
2 booked for raping Dalit woman
Ahmedabad Newsline – Ahmedabad,India
Ahmedabad, July 02 The Ramol police have booked two men for raping a 30-year-old Dalit woman from the Indira Nagar area. The accused – Lalubhai Bharwad and …
IIT shuts door on 9 Dalit students
Calcutta Telegraph – Calcutta,India
New Delhi, July 2: The Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, has refused to re-admit nine Dalit students expelled amid allegations of caste discrimination, …
Kishore Budha is one of the co-founders of Subaltern Media and the founder-editor of the peer-reviewed Open Access journal Wide Screen. He holds a PhD in media and communications studies from the University of Leeds, UK and has professional experience in print journalism, internet news, and public relations industries. His interests include Critical Theories of Media and Communication, Semiotics, Transnational Communication, Film industry & production, Film theory, Film and history, Communications Policy, Visual Culture, Communication Technologies, Web media and Communication
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