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Who were the pioneers of caste reforms in Indian history & what were they up against?

IndiaPublished May 4, 2023

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#ThePrintInterview #CastePride The aspects of untouchability, the legal battles against caste based oppression and the role of the social reformists like Phule, Ambedkar and Periyar are some of the aspects that Manoj Mitta discusses in his new book that looks at caste reforms from a legislative and judicial lens. Watch…

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