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  • Tula by KimberlyGambong
    KimberlyGambong
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    Haiku, Tanaga, Dalit at Diona
  • TULA by sagaglaizamae
    sagaglaizamae
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    Halimbawa ng tulang haiku, tanaga, dalit at diona.
  • TULA by aranetagracea
    aranetagracea
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    Yo por vos y vos por otro. (I for you and you for another). © All Right Reserves 2019
  • Tula by lendsaydee
    lendsaydee
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  • Mysore Palace, Trafficked Girls & 'Untouchables' - India by KatieShevlin9
    KatieShevlin9
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    My impressions after reluctantly spending a morning visiting Mysore palace, and eagerly visiting a home for girls exposed to trafficking and sexual violence. Another example of the great work being done by individuals in India that is inspiring and a life line to those affected by the caste system.
  • Dalit by Rjloredo2k11
    Rjloredo2k11
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    Dalit
  • Tula by sagaglaizamaee
    sagaglaizamaee
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      Parts 4
    Halimbawa sa tulang haiku, dalit, tanaga at diona
  • Me Sarojini by Sanu0000
    Sanu0000
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    Sarojini hated the life she was gifted with. the slums, the dingy alleys, the lewd boys, she always wished to aim the high. that part of the life that has always been unachievable to them all. Being a Dalit has its own repercussions , but Sarojini wanted to break it free. would she or would she not. let's embark on the journey of outcasted to know how her life ends up as. the life of an outcast.
  • A Dream by GabrielCuerva
    GabrielCuerva
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    I created ''A Dream'' during one of those nights that your imagination prevents you from sleeping. It establishes a co-relation between American slavery and the Indian Caste System, featuring several symbols that can invite you to further reading.
  • Dalit speaking! by DhivyaGdd
    DhivyaGdd
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    Compiling my personal experience and stories I have heard so far so that it could provide you an overview about how it feels to be in a system that made itself stereotypical and is still adamant about things that are wrong and not able to let go of caste practices!
  • The Secular Diary by rishabhparmar6
    rishabhparmar6
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    Why Indian mass is not following the Preamble of Constitution in India? Are we really secular? Is there any possibility to establish the true secularism in India? The Secular Diary is a non-fiction book designed to educate the masses about secularism in India. It touches the serious topics which are related to secularism.
  • Piling Larangan by YanYan_Ssi
    YanYan_Ssi
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    NILALAMAN NG: HAIKU TANAGA DALIT DIONA
  • Article 15 #YourReviewOnFC by Amrisk
    Amrisk
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    A review of the gripping crime thriller, Article 15, that exposes the deep-rooted caste-based prejudices still prevalent in some parts of India.
  • Jump │✔ by dreamcatcher0105
    dreamcatcher0105
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    Jump. Easy right? No. Its not. Imagine going through a biopic of your own life, all over again, moments before you take an important decision. The times of pure bliss, the incessant struggles, the sweat, the laughs, the tears, the fury, everything, flashing right past your eyes, just in a second. How? Jump.
  • Dear Bapu by mariam662
    mariam662
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    A letter to Bapu.
  • dalamhati by torreon_monica
    torreon_monica
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    Haiku, tanaga, diona, dalit
  • Dalit as Deva à la Black is Beautiful by BSMurthy
    BSMurthy
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    Maybe, this is an opportune dalit moment for God, who could have felt slighted at their discarding Gandhi's harijan tag but realizing at long last that they were justified in doing so, in the spirit of let bygones be bygones, had ushered in Narendra Modi to embark upon changing India's outlook towards itself, to achieve which, he may cease his vanchit, shoshit, peedit rhetoric and instead exhort Malas, Madigas, Chamars et al to feel good about themselves. So, now it's for the dalits to become devas, and strangely though, they can draw inspiration from the very Brahmins whom they perceive as the source of their socio-economic plight, for the so-called dwijas, the twice born, owing to their single-minded focus on acquiring knowledge above all else, could affirm 'Brahmano mama devata', Brahmins are Angels. So, could Dalits be Devas of a New India.
  • TULA by ArkyMorales
    ArkyMorales
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  • Voice Of The Subaltern by hanievahab
    hanievahab
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    1)'Niqaab Talks' Why don't we give Niqaab( veil of Muslim women) a chance to speak today? 2) 'Two-headed snake' The double standard of the authorities reflect a clear disparity towards the Dalit, adivasi communities. Based on the recent issue in which two Dalits had to lit fire on themselves as they were thrashed away from their fields by the police in order to get the land for building a college. Their two children was also present at the site.
  • Badnām-Gita's Spoiler Slokas by BSMurthy
    BSMurthy
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    It is for the Shudras to realize that in reality, the Bhagvad-Gita was the pristine work of their progenitors that in time got polluted by the others, and it is time for them to reclaim it albeit by ridding it of its obnoxious insertions as was done by the author in his Bhagvad-Gita: Treatise of Self-help sans 110 inane interpolations. In so far as the misconception about Gita's advocacy of violence is concerned, as and when the interpolative issue is settled, rid of their own biases against it, its detractors would be able to appreciate that it only exhorts man to take up cudgels for justness in its fight against unjustness regardless.