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The Vocabulary of Protest
The Vocabulary of Protest The vocabulary of people during a protest is very different from their ordinary speech. The anger and indignation are spontaneously expressed in powerful language and the arguments come out with immense force. I have seen this happen several times during the protests organised by Shramik Elgar. Let me share three
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Dr. Narendra Dabholkar’s Spirit Thrives in Nashik
Dr. Narendra Dabholkar’s Spirit Thrives in Nashik Dr. Narendra Dabholkar was murdered on August 20, 2013 but the social organisations and activists of Nashik have kept his spirit alive to this day. On the 20th of every month more than forty such organisations come together through a programme called Dr. Narendra Dabholkar Vivek Vyakhanmala. It is
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‘My Pursuit for No Caste, No Religion’
‘MY PURSUIT FOR NO CASTE, NO RELIGION’ Being born to a Baniya Hindu family, It was both a privilege as well as a disability for me. From the cradle itself, this society has taught me about the superiority of my Caste as well as my Religion, which was forced upon me owing to my birth
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The Aftermath of Sexual Violence – Two Books and a Film
The Aftermath of Sexual Violence – Two Books and a Film It is a coincidence that the two books I read recently and a film I watched on the OTT Prime Amazon all revolve around the common theme of sexual violence. The three are set in different societies, Mexico, India and the US, but all
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The Vidarbha Gazette: An Introduction
Digital media has democratized the production and consumption of media to an extent that would have been unimaginable in the past. Media production is no longer at the mercy of a few family-owned businesses and corporate houses. Roughly speaking, every person who has an android phone in hand and a few bucks to recharge their data pack have the potential to produce news and not just consume it.

