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A man with his face covered raped an elderly Dalit woman, and then the victim’s son did this.
A very shameful incident has come to light from Fatehpur in Uttar Pradesh. A heinous crime was committed against an elderly Dalit woman, after which the woman fainted. Now, more details have emerged regarding this case.
UP News: In our country, elders have always been respected. However, incidents of violence against the elderly are continuously increasing. Sometimes, some incidents are so shocking that they leave everyone ashamed.
A similar case has come to light from Fatehpur in Uttar Pradesh.
Here, an elderly woman went to the forest to defecate on Saturday night. But what happened to her there has shamed everyone. As soon as the elderly woman went to the forest to defecate, a man with his face covered came there and committed a heinous act against the elderly woman.
It should also be noted that the elderly woman belongs to the Dalit community. As soon as the police were informed about this incident, there was a commotion.
According to the information received, the man who committed this heinous crime against the elderly victim had his face covered with a cloth. After the incident, the victim fainted. When she regained consciousness, she went home and informed her neighbor about the incident.
Nitesh Srivastava
Courtesy: Hindi News
Tamil Nadu SIR: 1,857 Dalit voters removed from electoral rolls in Manjolai
In Manjolai, a hill hamlet under the Ambasamudram Assembly constituency in Tirunelveli district, the Election Commission of India has removed 1,857 voters
In Manjolai, a hill hamlet under the Ambasamudram Assembly constituency in Tirunelveli district, the Election Commission of India has removed 1,857 voters from the electoral rolls during the recent Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
According to official records, Manjolai earlier had 1,906 registered voters. After the revision, only 49 names remain, with election officials categorising the rest as residents who have permanently migrated out of the area.
A ground-level investigation by South First, however, contradicts this claim. Residents assert that Manjolai continues to be their permanent place of residence, even though many have temporarily relocated to the plains for work after the shutdown of the tea estate, which was the community’s primary source of livelihood.
Villagers told South First that they have not changed their permanent address and that their Aadhaar cards, ration cards, and earlier voter IDs all continue to reflect Manjolai as their place of residence. Temporary migration for survival, they argue, cannot legally or morally be treated as permanent relocation.
Residents have questioned the basis on which their voting rights were withdrawn, pointing out that no individual applications were submitted seeking deletion or transfer of votes. They warn that the mass removal of voters has effectively disenfranchised an entire Dalit community that has lived and voted in Manjolai for generations.
The deletions, they say, raise serious concerns about electoral fairness, procedural transparency, and the right to vote, especially for marginalised communities dependent on seasonal or migratory labour.
Subash Chandra Bose
Courtesy : TSF
G. Parameshwara’s supporters revive demand for Dalit Chief Minister
MYSURU, Supporters of Home Minister and former Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee president G. Parameshwara revived the demand for a Dalit Chief Minister in Karnataka by propping up Mr. Parameshwara’s candidature for the post. This comes amid the ongoing leadership tussle between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar.
Addressing a press conference in Mysuru on December 28, Dalit leader Bilikere Raju said Dalit organisations, along with the support of organisations of various other communities, are planning to hold a convention in Mysuru to mobilise support for Mr. Parameshwara, who is a “deserving” candidate for the post.
Mr. Raju said Dalits had not been given their due recognition in AHINDA, though the grouping comprises minorities, backward classes, and Dalits.
The Dalit leader, who also represents the G. Parameshwara Admirers’ Association, placed a condition to attend the proposed AHINDA convention in Mysuru. “We will attend the convention only if it supports Mr. Parameshwara’s candidature for the Chief Minister’s post,” he said.
Regretting that Dalits had so far been used in the AHINDA movement only to secure power for “somebody else”, Mr. Raju said a Dalit Chief Minister for Karnataka has been due for over 25 years.
He pointed out that Dalits were numerically strong enough to influence the outcome of polls in 150 out of the 223 constituencies in the State. About 80 to 90% of Dalits had voted for the Congress in the last Assembly elections, he said.
Even though there are deserving candidates in the Dalit community for the post of Chief Minister, nobody has occupied the post so far, he lamented.
Without directly blaming anyone for Mr. Parameshwara’s loss in the Assembly elections in 2013, Mr. Raju said “everyone” knows the reasons for his defeat.
A large number of people in Mysuru, Chamarajanagar, Hassan, Mandya and even Kanakapura are in favour of Mr. Parameshwara becoming the Chief Minister, he said, while adding that the organisations had started working on the convention as their dream of seeing Mr. Parameshwara as the Chief Minister will not materialise if they do not get into action and conduct such mobilisation exercises.
The Hindu Bureau
Courtesy : The Hindu
Let police stations continue handling SC and ST cases: Dalit activists
Mangaluru: Dalit community members demanded that all cases of atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Tribes should be investigated by the respective police stations instead of the Civil Rights Enforcement Directorate (DCRE) stations.
At an SC/ST grievances meeting chaired by DCP (law and order) Mithun HN on Sunday, Dalit activists said the DCRE in Mangaluru is not working efficiently, and chargesheets in many cases are not submitted to courts within the prescribed time. Dalit activist Anand SP said that the DCRE unit has no DSP, and many other posts are vacant. Referring to a few cases, he pointed out that this was causing delays in the investigations, and chargesheets are not being submitted to the courts on time. “Delay in submission of chargesheets may lead to destruction of evidence in cases,” he said.
Meanwhile, other Dalit activists who participated in the meeting also echoed the same opinion and said that there is no need for DCRE stations to investigate cases of SC/ST atrocities. Activists also expressed their displeasure over the absence of the DCRE SP for the meeting.
DCP Mithun said a letter in this regard will be sent to the DIGP. He said that no decisions can be taken with regard to the demand at the local level. Any decision will have to be taken by the govt. Further, the local police cannot interfere in the investigation once the case is handed over to the DCRE, the DCP said.
Another activist, Ramesh Kotian, demanded that the city police should grant permission for a community member to reopen the recreation club, which was closed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, Mukhesh from Kulshekhar alleged negligence at Wenlock District Hospital, stating that a patient was denied the benefits of the Ayushman Bharat health scheme. He also accused the hospital staff of not maintaining the patients’ admission numbers properly.
The DCP suggested that the issue may be brought to the notice of the health department officials.
Courtesy : TOI
Let police stations continue handling SC and ST cases: Dalit activists
Mangaluru: Dalit community members demanded that all cases of atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Tribes should be investigated by the respective police stations instead of the Civil Rights Enforcement Directorate (DCRE) stations.
At an SC/ST grievances meeting chaired by DCP (law and order) Mithun HN on Sunday, Dalit activists said the DCRE in Mangaluru is not working efficiently, and chargesheets in many cases are not submitted to courts within the prescribed time. Dalit activist Anand SP said that the DCRE unit has no DSP, and many other posts are vacant. Referring to a few cases, he pointed out that this was causing delays in the investigations, and chargesheets are not being submitted to the courts on time. “Delay in submission of chargesheets may lead to destruction of evidence in cases,” he said.
Meanwhile, other Dalit activists who participated in the meeting also echoed the same opinion and said that there is no need for DCRE stations to investigate cases of SC/ST atrocities. Activists also expressed their displeasure over the absence of the DCRE SP for the meeting.
DCP Mithun said a letter in this regard will be sent to the DIGP. He said that no decisions can be taken with regard to the demand at the local level. Any decision will have to be taken by the govt. Further, the local police cannot interfere in the investigation once the case is handed over to the DCRE, the DCP said.
Another activist, Ramesh Kotian, demanded that the city police should grant permission for a community member to reopen the recreation club, which was closed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, Mukhesh from Kulshekhar alleged negligence at Wenlock District Hospital, stating that a patient was denied the benefits of the Ayushman Bharat health scheme. He also accused the hospital staff of not maintaining the patients’ admission numbers properly.
The DCP suggested that the issue may be brought to the notice of the health department officials.
Courtesy : TOI
Barabanki: In the presence of a revenue officer and a land record officer, goons ran a tractor over a Dalit farmer; the victim is battling for his life at the district hospital.
Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh: A serious case of hooliganism and caste-based oppression has come to light in Rampur Khargi village under Ramnagar tehsil of the district. It is alleged that in the presence of a revenue officer, goons plowed over the standing crop of a Scheduled Caste woman farmer with a tractor. When she protested, the goons allegedly tried to kill her husband by running him over with the tractor, leaving him seriously injured and fighting for his life at the district hospital.
The victim, Kusum, wife of Mannu Lal, a resident of Rampur Khargi village (Ramnagar police station and tehsil), belongs to the Scheduled Caste. According to the victim, several families have been cultivating land and making a living on approximately 40 bighas of land in the village for many years. On a part of this land, Chandrapal Yadav of the same village has dug a pond, while the remaining land has been under ancestral cultivation by the victim and other villagers.
The victim stated that she had wheat and mustard crops standing on about 5 bighas of land. On December 25, 2025, at around 2 PM, Chandrapal Yadav, his son Narendra Yadav, Suresh Verma, Master Jagat Narayan Verma, and Sandeep Verma arrived at the spot with two tractors. It is alleged that the local revenue officer Rajendra Yadav and a land record officer were also present with them.
The victim says that after the measurement, the revenue officer and the land record officer told the goons to immediately plow and destroy the standing crop. The victim’s husband, Mannu Lal, and other villagers requested that the measurement be done after the harvest, but the revenue officer allegedly said that Chandrapal Yadav was a close relative of his and that they would only leave after plowing the crop.
It is alleged that when they protested, the goons used casteist slurs, hurled abusive language, and threatened to kill them. During this time, the tractor driver ran the tractor over Mannu Lal, seriously injuring him. In an injured condition, his family members first took him to the Ramnagar Community Health Center, from where, seeing his critical condition, the doctor referred him to the district hospital.
The victims allege that the incident was reported to Dial 112, but the police who arrived at the scene took no action. Shortly after, the perpetrators returned with a tractor and completely ploughed and destroyed the crops of the victim and other villagers, causing a loss of approximately 3 lakh rupees.
The victims say that a video of the entire incident exists, yet no case has been registered so far. The victims have demanded that the district administration immediately conduct a medical examination of the injured farmer, register a case against the culprits under strict sections of the law, and provide security to the family. On the other hand, this incident has raised serious questions about administrative inaction and the oppression of Dalits.
KAMRAN ALVI
Courtesy: Hindi News
Jharkhand projects human capital agenda at national chief secretaries’ conference
Photo:SNS
Jharkhand used the platform of the three-day fifth National Conference of Chief Secretaries to place its development priorities within the broader national push towards building strong human capital, with Chief Secretary Avinash Kumar highlighting the state’s challenges and opportunities in education, skills and inclusive growth.
The conference, held in New Delhi from December 26 to 28 on the theme “Human Capital for a Viksit Bharat”, concluded on Sunday with a renewed emphasis on structured Centre–State cooperation under the “Team India” approach. Senior officials described the dialogue-driven format as central to aligning state-level execution with national development goals.
Deliberations reflected a clear shift in policy thinking, moving beyond the idea of a mere demographic dividend to treating the population as skilled, productive human capital. Sessions focused on early childhood education, school and higher education reforms, skill development, sports and co-curricular activities, linking learning outcomes directly with employability, productivity and innovation.
For Jharkhand, a tribal-dominated state with persistent gaps in education and employment indicators, the discussions carried particular relevance. Officials underlined the need for human capital strategies that address regional and social disparities while ensuring that growth remains inclusive and sustainable.
Governance reforms and administrative efficiency formed another key pillar of the conference. Participants examined mechanisms for improving policy implementation, reducing procedural delays and strengthening outcome-based governance, with an emphasis on continuity across administrative cycles.
The Jharkhand delegation included senior officers from the Scheduled Tribe, Scheduled Caste and Backward Class Welfare Department and the Planning and Development Department, reflecting the state’s focus on integrating social justice with development planning.
The conference brought together chief secretaries from all states and Union Territories, senior central officials and domain experts. Officials said the exercise was aimed at translating high-level policy discussions into actionable frameworks, ensuring that national development ambitions are matched by effective execution on the ground.
Dalit News.
Here are the **major Dalit-related news and developments around **๐ 29 December 2025:
๐️ Key Headlines
• National Dalit Commission launches online complaint system
The National Dalit Commission (NDC) has introduced a new online platform for caste-based discrimination complaints, aiming to improve accessibility and responsiveness for victims across the country. It was inaugurated by Nepal’s Vice President as a tool to streamline reporting and redressal.
• Political tensions over portrayal of Dalit issues
The BJP accused the Congress of defaming the Dalit community in connection with the Ankita murder case, alleging that unverified social media posts by Congress figures insulted both the Dalit community and public sentiment, despite court sentences already delivered in the case.
• Dalit-led party in Mumbai civic polls
The Prakash Ambedkar-led Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) announced it will contest 62 seats in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections in alliance with Congress, aiming to consolidate Dalit and other marginalized community votes in key city wards.
• Punjab Assembly condemns major policy as “anti-Dalit”
The Punjab Vidhan Sabha passed a resolution sharply criticising the central government’s replacement of MGNREGA with a new employment scheme, labelling it harmful for Dalit and poor households’ economic security and calling for the restoration of guaranteed rural work rights.
• Cultural revival: The thamate drum
In Karnataka, the thamate — a traditional drum once associated with caste oppression — is being reclaimed as a symbol of Dalit cultural identity and resistance, with workshops and performances celebrating its new role in heritage and social justice.
๐ Other Related Developments (Context Around This Period)
• Dalit activists call for policing reforms
In Mangaluru, Dalit community members demanded that police stations, rather than specialised DCRE units, handle SC/ST atrocity cases to prevent investigation delays and evidence destruction.
• Concerns over demolished homes of marginalised families
India’s Grand Mufti criticised the demolition of ~200 houses in Bengaluru affecting Muslim and Dalit households, urging humane rehabilitation measures.
(Note: Some broader caste-related incidents and historical references are reported in other news streams but are outside 29 Dec 2025 direct reporting.)
Here’s a *summary of the major Adivasi/Tribal news around 29 December 2025 — covering India and wider tribal-community related developments:
๐️ Key Developments from Dec 29–30, 2025
๐ President Murmu urges tribal empowerment (30 Dec)
- President Droupadi Murmu called on educated tribal community members to help spread awareness and assist others in accessing government welfare schemes, highlighting empowerment through education and civic involvement.
๐ Indigenous rights protest in Assam (29 Dec)
- Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuba Chatra Parishad (AJYCP) held protests in Tinsukia, Assam demanding stronger protection for indigenous peoples’ land and political rights and warning against encroachments and marginalisation.
๐ Jharkhand governance controversy (30 Dec)
- Former Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das alleged that the new PESA Rules 2025 undermine tribal self-governance under the PESA Act (1996), triggering political debate over tribal rights and local autonomy.
๐ Tribal labourers rescued (30 Dec)
- 26 tribal labourers were rescued from alleged forced-labour conditions in Maharashtra after being lured with wage promises; authorities initiated legal action and increased vigilance.
๐ Paniya tribal leader elected in Kerala (30 Dec)
- For the first time, a Paniya tribal leader, Viswanathan, became chairperson of the Kalpetta Municipality in Kerala — seen as a boost for community representation.
๐ Santali language centenary event (29 Dec)
- President Murmu also honored the centenary of the Ol Chiki script for Santali, delivering part of her speech in Santali and celebrating tribal language and cultural identity.
๐ Broader Ongoing Tribal Issues (Context)
While not strictly limited to news on 29 Dec, these ongoing developments remain relevant:
๐ Assam ST status debate
- A Group of Ministers’ report on granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to six communities (including Tea Tribes) was tabled in the Assam Assembly — a long-standing political issue drawing both support and opposition.
๐ Telangana & Telangana Adivasi awareness tour
- The Telangana government announced an education and exposure tour for isolated Adivasi communities to Hyderabad, aimed at bridging socio-economic gaps and inspiring youth through exposure to urban infrastructure.
๐ Tribal empowerment schemes / outreach
- Central outreach efforts continue to promote flagship welfare programmes like PM-JANMAN and benefits under tribal empowerment drives across tribal-dominated villages.
๐ Tribal livelihoods & development programmes
- NABARD’s tribal development and sustainable farming initiatives expand programmes across several northeastern districts to boost tribal livelihoods.
๐ Summary of Issues Impacting Adivasi Communities
✔ Empowerment and advocacy campaigns
✔ Political representation gains
✔ Protests for land & rights protection
✔ Government policy debates (PESA, ST status)
✔ Rescue from exploitation and labour trafficking
✔ Cultural recognition & language promotion
Here are the **latest Buddhist-related news and developments in India around 29 December 2025, focusing on significant events, archaeological discoveries, cultural developments, and other relevant stories:
๐ง♂️ Major Buddhist Heritage Discovery in Kashmir
- Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,000-year-old Buddhist site from the Kushan period in Zehanpora, Kashmir, revealing ancient stupas and remains linked to early Buddhist activity in the region. The finding underscores Kashmir’s historical role as a Buddhist cultural and educational center. The discovery has drawn national attention, with leaders calling it a moment of pride for India’s ancient heritage.
๐️ Bodh Gaya & UPSC Coverage
- Coverage of Buddhist history topics—such as the Aravalli hills’ relevance to Buddhist heritage and Buddhist influence in India—featured in educational news (UPSC exam key analysis). These segments underline the importance of Buddhist history in general knowledge and competitive exam curricula.
๐ Trend: Buddhism in Popular Culture Abroad
- Although not India-specific, global trends like “hip Buddhism” among South Korea’s younger generation reflect broader contemporary engagement with Buddhist ideas, resonating with youth interest in mindfulness and spiritual lifestyle practices that also influence Indian cultural conversations.
๐ Buddhist Site Gets Tourism Boost
- The Dragon Palace Temple (Peace Palace) near Nagpur—an internationally recognized Buddhist site with Japanese architectural influence—was recently granted a ’B grade’ tourist destination status by the Maharashtra government. This designation is expected to boost spiritual tourism and local economic development.
๐️ Cultural & Religious Developments
Beyond the day itself, here are other relevant Buddhist developments around this period:
๐ Mahabodhi Mahavihara Calendar Released
- On 29 Dec 2025, the District Magistrate of Gaya released the annual calendar for Mahabodhi Mahavihara, Uttar Pradesh, outlining temple events and improvements—an important move for planning pilgrimages and temple activities.
๐ง Recent & Broader Buddhist Issues
- Protests over management of Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya have drawn attention this year, with movements calling for greater Buddhist community control over the shrine’s administration (outside current shared management norms).
- Construction of the India International Centre for Buddhist Culture and Heritage has begun in Lumbini, Nepal, a project aimed at preserving and showcasing Buddhist history and strengthening cultural ties between India and Nepal.
- The President of India highlighted Buddhist teachings and languages (Pali & Prakrit) at a major Asian Buddhist summit, underscoring India’s role in preserving Buddhist heritage and promoting peace.
๐ Summary
29 December 2025 saw a mix of historic heritage news, education and cultural updates, and tourism recognition tied to Buddhist heritage in India. The rediscovery of ancient Buddhist sites and developments at places like Mahabodhi Mahavihara reflect ongoing interest in preserving and engaging with India’s Buddhist legacy.
Here are the latest Government & PSU employment updates (around 29 Dec 2025) — including recruitments, notifications, and related news from verified sources:
๐ Latest Recruitment Notifications
1. UKPSC Lecturer Recruitment – 808 Govt Teaching Vacancies
• Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) has released a notification for 808 Lecturer posts in government colleges.
• Online applications begin 31 Dec 2025 — great opportunity for postgraduate teachers.
2. OSSSC CRE – 1,569 State Govt Vacancies (Odisha)
• Odisha Sub-Ordinate Staff Selection Commission (OSSSC) announced 1569 vacancies for Revenue Inspector, Assistant Revenue Inspector, and Amin roles.
• Registration details released — suitable for administrative career seekers.
3. Thousands of Appointment Letters Distributed in Jharkhand
• Jharkhand CM distributed 1,910 JSSC CGL appointment letters to selected candidates — reflecting ongoing government hiring.
4. PSU Hiring This Week – IOCL, NABARD & ITI Limited
• Over 750 apprentice & young professional posts opened across PSUs like Indian Oil, NABARD, ITI Ltd.
• Roles cover technical & non-technical positions.
๐ Sector Hiring Trend / Related News
5. PSU & Bank Employment Trends
• RBI data shows PSU banks added jobs in FY25, even as private banks trimmed staff — indicating relatively stronger PSU hiring in banking.
6. ONGC Senior Post Recruitment
• Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has invited applications for Director (Production) post with deadline 10 Jan 2026 — a key executive opportunity.
๐ Important Active Job Openings (29 Dec 2025)
๐ง๐ผ UPSSSC UP Lekhpal – ~7,996 Posts
• Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission began online applications on 29 Dec 2025.
• Eligibility generally requires Class 12 and PET qualification.
• Apply before 28 Jan 2026 (tentative).
๐จ๐ป UPPRPB Computer Operator – 1,352 Vacancies
• Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment & Promotion Board released Computer Operator (Grade-A) posts.
• Intermediate + computer qualifications required.
๐ Other Notifications (Recent but still relevant)
• Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) released Limited Departmental Exam notices for 2,499 teaching & non-teaching posts (closed 26 Dec).
๐ Tips for Job Seekers
✅ Track deadlines early: Most govt/PSU online applications close weeks after opening (e.g., UPSSSC by Jan 2026).
✅ Check eligibility carefully: Educational, age limits, and PET scores (for UPSSSC) are crucial.
✅ Prepare documents in advance: Scanned certificates, PET scores, and ID proofs are normally required for form submission.
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