The Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case began after caste violence broke out during a Dalit gathering in 2018 near Pune.
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Abhijay Raj Vaish is a journalist at Outlook, covering stories that lie at the intersection of politics, public interest, and policy. He focuses on making complex issues accessible through explainers, ground reports, and narrative-driven features.
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78 years after Independence, women are still being hunted in the name of superstition. In a society where progress is promised, patriarchy still delivers fear and death.
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There are concerns that if police are allowed to provide testimony via video conference, it would shake faith in the justice system.
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From fly ash to groundwater poison, India’s coal legacy threatens to outlast its energy relevance.
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The student’s expulsion came after a one-year suspension, which had earlier been revoked following a court order.
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While the nation celebrates independence, millions still battle invisibility, injustice and silence in the world’s largest democracy.
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Delhi’s Shiksha Aarambh initiative employed QR codes to locate and enroll out-of-school children, easing their return to formal education. But, did it reach enough beneficiaries?
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By honouring The Kerala Story, the state doesn’t just celebrate a film — it legitimises a narrative. In India’s new cinematic order, distortion wins trophies and ideology gets a close-up.
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Hundreds of underage girls are trafficked into cities under false promises, only to be exploited as domestic workers. Where are the safeguards?
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A three-volume series features powerful storytelling depicting Gavri, a 40-day ritual dance-drama performed by the Rajasthan Bhils.
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