Waman kardak biography of donald

‘If the Untouchables make no noise, the Hindu feels no shame for their condition and is quite indifferent as to their numbers. Whether they are thousands or millions of them, he does not care to bother. But if the Untouchables rise and ask for recognition, he is prepared to deny their existence, repudiate his responsibility and refuse to share his power without feeling any compunction or remorse.’ 

~ Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.
Round Table India believes this is the Ambedkar Age, the age of rising and working towards reshaping society in the light of the Ambedkarite ideals of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. As a news and information portal, Round Table India aims to focus on the twin objectives of generating information and interaction necessary to aid, in howsoever small way, the progress of the Dalits, and the Bahujan community at large, in their efforts to realize those ideals, to work for an informed Ambedkar Age.

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Turkish female officer released after her detention following Kardak visit with army chief

ISTANBUL

Turkey’s first female general candidate, Bilgehan Bülbül,  and her husband Nail Bülbül were released on condition of judicial control after their detention upon her return from a recent visit to the Kardak islets, where she accompanied Turkish ledare of General Staff Gen. Hulusi Akar, on charges of being a member of the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), who are widely believed to have been the perpetrators of the July 15 coup attempt. 

Air Force Staff Lieutenant Colonel Bülbül had been detained right after the visit, which she accompanied Akar, and commanders of the nation, naval and air forces of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK).

Bülbül was detained on Jan. 30 for allegedly being affiliated to FETÖ. She had previously been assigned to Akar’s secretariat after the thwarted coup attempt, according to recent details. 

Her detention came after a series of testimo

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Stories of Resistance: A Conversation With Filmmakers Omey Anand and Jyoti Nisha

Pranita Thorat, a Mumbai-based writer, specializes in the intersection of caste and gender in her research and writing endeavours.

Stories of resistance and various emotions shaped my perceptions and actions in society. Through my lived experiences, I know that representation of the oppressed in any society is a must. Born and raised in a Dalit reality in Maharashtra, I was exposed to Dalit literature as a child – listening to the stories of my ancestors and their struggles against the caste system was also our only source of entertainment. This representation of our lives through the telling of stories has helped me reach where I am today. Without these stories of my ancestors and the teachings of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Mahatma Phule and Savitribai Phule – who fought for Dalit rights, women’s education, and people’s fundamental rights, I would not have been here conducting this interview. The reali