WHEN THE EARTH BURNS, WHO GETS BURIED FIRST?
Climate change is not casteless. In India, caste decides who lives on the margins of survival. As the planet heats, Dalit and Adivasi communities face the harshest consequences.
Caste and Climate Change
Alienation and Disenfranchisement: Caste and Development Paradigms on the Kerala Coast
Aravind Gopinathan
Not the Same Storm: Caste, Calamity, and the Ethics of Rescue
Niyati Annette Joshi
Caste, Climate, and Justice: Reimagining Environmentalism in India Through Ambedkarite Praxis
David Sathuluri
The Coming Down of the Elephant
Victor Prince
Greenwashing Lexis, Invisibilising Caste: A Psycholinguistic Analysis of Indian Environmental Policy
Ankita Mathur and Archi Kulkarni
Burning at the Margins: Dalit Migrants, Heatwaves, and the Fight for Health Rights
Ayesha Nasir Alavi and Vani Garg
Pigeon Nets and Caste Based Practices of Environmental Purification
Prisha Prabhuram
The Invisible Hand Behind India’s Climate Migrant Crisis: Caste as the Silent Architect of Displacement and Dispossession
Sharada & Devrupa
Inheriting Heat: Caste and the Injustice of Cooling
Nirjesh Gautam
Caste and its interactions with the Climate Justice framework
Sankalp Srivastava
What Constitutes Nature in South Asia? A Caste-Critical Perspective
Abhijit Waghre
The Algorithm of Caste: Instagram Reels as a 'New' Site of Caste Reproduction and Reinforcement
By Roy Anto
Most of these reels invariably are tied to showcase the dominant caste supremacy, thereby triggering social division based on caste. The local caste politicians, caste party meetings and rallies, village festivals, or sometimes just a group of men enacting hypermasculinity through staged photographs with swords.
Kavin Selvaganesh's murder unearths ugly truths about caste
By Senan R
This murder is not one of its kind, it is an outcome of a deep-seated caste-based inequality materialised in the form of hatredness, sustained and perpetuated in the interest of endogamy/purity of one's caste.
Only a Free Woman Is a Muse.
By Hypatiaa
More importantly WHO was he? WHAT did he represent? Why are Indians so obsessed with his art a century later? Was he really that great an artist? Not really, to my eyes he seems like a hack. And most of the prominent art critics of the time saw him as an imitator of Western Aesthetics. A mimic. So WHY is he so desperately beloved of Indians?
Inherited Pain: How sickle cell reveals the intergenerational violence of caste
By Saumya Barmate
The annihilation of caste is not an ideal. It is the only cure.
20 years of 26 July.
By Shripad Sinnakaar
Now back to that afternoon of 26th July, 2005. I remember waking up to the water cascading in from both sides of the door, since the ledges resisted the stream, the flood hit them from the inside in an upstream, making the flood look like a fountain...
Trapped In Cynicism: The Post-Ideological Liberal’s Opposition and the Everyday of India’s Right Wing
By Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
The liberal does not wish to engage with the forces that produce majoritarian sentiment; rather, they perform their distance from it...
Response to Professor Yogendra Yadav: Ambedkar, Iconization, and The Burden of Radicality
By Sumit Samos
Iconization of Ambedkar Vs Gandhi—Different Histories, Different Stakes
Spontaneity in Ambedkar: Beyond the Passivity of Popular Dalit Discourse.
By Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
Ambedkar did not trust time; he trusted action.
"If God is Dead, Everything is Permitted", Dostoevsky's dictum can have several meanings.
But in Brahminism, everything is permitted under the divinity of gods, from inhumanity to obscenity, everything is sanctified...
Caste in Temple
Caste Resistance and Gender Fluidity in Bhakti & Sufi Poetry From Medieval India
Sandesh Awdan
Caste as an Anti-Christian proposition: A Biblical Mandate for Savarna Christians
Preethish Raja
Durga Puja: Unmasking Casteist Underpinnings
Chatterjee, S.
Understanding the caste & gender dynamics within Sattras in Assam
Monosmita Das
Dancing through Caste: Temples as site and context for Bharatanatyam
Ishika Khollam
In the shadow of the Temple
Nandan Venkatswamy
The Church Divided: The Operation of Caste in Indian Christianity
Diwakar Rao Jilla
Lingayats of the past to Lingayats of the present: An identity in crisis
Abhishek Patil
Caste in Temple Practices: A Lens into Sri Lankan Hindu Heritage in Jaffna Province
Abiramy Sivalogananthan
The Touch-Me-Not Brahmin and Madi as Living Fossils of Untouchability
Ksheera Sagar S A
Merit, Bias, and Belonging: The Silent Battle Against Caste in Universities
Caste on Campus: Part 01
Caste on Campus: A Critical Analysis of Classroom Tensions in Pariyerum Perumal (2018)
Nithin B
Caste in the IITs: Let's talk about Death, Divorce, and Dissent
Pranjali Kureel
Dialling Ambedkar at IIT Delhi
Shainal Verma
Engineering Exclusion: IITs as a System of Caste
Shubham Malpani
The isolationism of caste in classrooms
Prathmesh Dole
The Right to Imagine a Future: Dalit Students in Higher Educational Institutions in India
Vasavi Kalluru
Caste on Campus: Part 02
Navigating Challenges: The Role of Cultural Heritage in the Political Struggles of Dalit Women Candidates
S Prasanna
Intersection of Caste and Gender: Reflections from a Dalit Queer Student
Naitikata Roy
Even your progressiveness stinks caste
Akash Sadanande
Caste and Cultural societies
Jamal Hamid Saleh
Discrimination on Campus
Sarnat Shirsat
Curtains and Curfews
Eshwari R
The Role of Caste in Indian Higher Education
Shreya Borah
The Casteless Mask
Kaveri Mathur
Higher Education for a Few
Himanshi Nagpal
Academic Agraharas
Apeksha Yadav
Archives
Caste, Coldplay and Capitalism: Emergence of a Dangerous Class
Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
Against Local Wisdom: Ambedkar's Path to Buddhist Enlightenment
Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
Dhammachakka Pavatan through the History
Dikshita Jadhav
Reappraising the Neo-Buddhist Movement
Dr. Harish Wankhede
Culture for Social and Economic Change: An Ambedkarite Buddhist Perspective
Dr. Pankaj Tambe
Ambedkar’s Dhamma Revolution: Buddhism, Equality, and the Quest for Liberation
Dikshant Ghelot
Religious Conversions in Punjab
Mayank Singh
The 22 Vows: Dr. Ambedkar’s Compass to the New Vehicle
Vaibhav Kharat
Master of Languages: The Polyglot in Dr. Ambedkar
Dr. Spva Sairam
Spiritual In Ambedkar: From Margin to Mahaparinirvana
Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
Two Forgotten Revolutions: Haitian and Bhima Koregaon Uprisings of the Most Oppressed
Dr. Rahul Sonpimple
Which students have not yet submitted their caste certificates?
Varsha Prakash
Notes from the Ghetto
Dr. Rahul Sonpimple