Mob Lynchings in India Provoke International Wave of Protests
Oppressed groups unite in solidarity against Hindu nationalist attacks New Delhi, Delhi: August 13, 2017 — From California to Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh to New York, groups impacted by a…
Google CEO’s Plans to Meet Indian Premier Spark Protest
Demonstrators call Prime Minister Modi a monster, chanting: “Shame on Google” Mountain View, CA: Sept. 20, 2015 — As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to tour Silicon Valley tech…
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August 2008 Anti-Christian Pogrom in India Saw “Rivers of Blood on the Road”
John Dayal on religious nationalism, massacres of minorities, and freedom of faith New Delhi, India: August 25, 2015 — Indian journalist Dr. John Dayal, who recently visited Orissa to discover…
Editorial: First Asian in U.S. Congress Was a Sikh Inspired by Civil Rights Principles
Dalip Singh Saund spoke against “coddling kings and dictators and protecting the status quo” The same year the United States passed the Civil Rights Act of 1957, an immigrant in…
Conference Challenges India’s “Dehumanizing” Belief System
Speakers term Brahmanical caste system a “legal apartheid” Stockton, CA: July 15, 2015 — When he took the stage at University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA to speak to…
Editorial: Individuating Minority Rights and Resuscitating Dr. Ambedkar
The only minority on our planet is an individual. The socioreligious communities in India who are repeatedly told or reminded about their social rank in society must undo what they…
India’s 66th Republic Day Celebrated a Constitution Its Author Disowned
“I shall be the first person to burn it out,” said constitutional-framer Dr. Ambedkar, a cross between Thomas Jefferson and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who is renowned as a champion…