03.01.2026.Untouchability News.(News of Dalits,Adivasi,atrocity,buddhist,Dr Ambedkar,Employement,Education news details from various sources)by Sivaji.Ayyayiram UTNews.9444917060.


Dalit News.

Here are the latest verified news and reports (around 3–8 January 2026) on atrocities and caste-based violence against Dalits / Scheduled Castes (SC) in India:

📰 Recent Atrocities & Caste Violence Reports

1. Attack on Dalit event in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh
• During a Dalit-organised Bhagwat Katha event in Etawah’s Usrahara area on 8 January 2026, local goons vandalised the gathering, broke a statue of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, damaged speakers and equipment, and allegedly beat a sound-operator present there. Police have registered an FIR against the named miscreants.

2. Kidnapping and assault of a Dalit teenager in Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh)
• A 16-year-old Dalit boy was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint, stripped naked and assaulted after a social media dispute. The video of this attack circulated widely, leading to multiple arrests while others remain at large.

3. Protests over honour killing in Karnataka (related social backlash)
• In Hubballi (Karnataka), Dalit groups held a silent protest on 5 January 2026 condemning the honour killing of a Dalit woman, demanding justice and punishment for the perpetrators.

4. Dalit youth beaten in Bijnor (reported early January)
• In Bijnor district (Uttar Pradesh), a Dalit youth was reportedly beaten with shoes and fists while returning with medicines; attackers forced him to touch their feet — an act seen as caste-humiliation. Police have initiated an investigation.

5. Dalit icon desecration protests in Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh)
• Dalit organisations protested after someone burnt a picture of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. They demanded stringent action including invoking the National Security Act (NSA) against the accused.

📌 Context: Ongoing Caste-Violence Trends

While not specific to 3 Jan 2026, these broader patterns underscore persistent caste tensions in India:

  • Historical and recent caste-based discrimination incidents — including violent attacks, vandalism of Ambedkar statues, forced degradation, and caste-motivated assaults — remain a socio-political concern.

  • Activists and Dalit rights groups continue to highlight the prevalence of such atrocities and advocate stricter enforcement of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act to deter caste violence. (Legal context known from ongoing discussion in media, though not tied to a specific item above.)

🔍 What Does “Atrocity” Mean in This Context?

In India, atrocities against Dalits/SC typically refer to caste-based violence including physical assault, humiliation, social exclusion, vandalism of Dalit symbols/icons (like Ambedkar statues), and other acts that violate dignity and rights of Scheduled Caste persons — often punishable under special atrocity prevention laws.

Tribal news.

Here’s a *summary of the latest tribal (Adivasi)–related news from India, relevant to 03 January 2026 and recent developments affecting tribal communities:

🇮🇳 Key Tribal News (Jan 3 2026)

🏡 1. Chhattisgarh launches “house-plus-solar” homes for tribal families
• Chhattisgarh government introduced an innovative house-plus-solar housing model tailored to the Pahadi Korwa tribal community.
• Each home will include integrated solar power systems, bringing electricity to remote tribal areas and improving living standards.
• This model aims to become a national benchmark for inclusive development in tribal regions.

🎉 2. Telangana ramps up infrastructure for Medaram Jatara
• Telangana Chief Minister announced a ₹300 crore development plan ahead of the Medaram Jatara — a major tribal festival honoring tribal deities Sammakka–Saralamma.
• Preparations include roads, beautification, and displays of tribal art and culture.
• The festival (Jan 28–31, 2026) is one of India’s largest tribal cultural gatherings.

📣 3. Assam tribal organisations reject ST status proposal for six communities
• Tribal bodies in Assam (CCTOA) opposed a government proposal to grant Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to six communities: Tai Ahom, Chutia, Moran, Matak, Koch-Rajbongshi, and Tea Tribes.
• They argue this would dilute existing reservation rights and constitutional safeguards for current ST groups.
• The issue remains contentious ahead of elections and has sparked protests and political debate.

📍 4. Adivasi Mahasabha calls for political recognition
• Although not exactly on Jan 3 but very relevant this month, the 21st Assam Adivasi Mahasabha is scheduled late January 2026 (Jan 30 – Feb 2) in Tinsukia’s Margherita, aiming to showcase Adivasi identity and culture through a large gathering of community groups and youth leaders.

📌 5. Adivasi demand for naming district after tribal icon
• The Adivasi Mahasabha in Andhra Pradesh urged the government to rename Rampachodavaram district after Tammanna Dora, a tribal freedom fighter — reflecting ongoing cultural and historical recognition efforts.

🔎 Ongoing & Broader Tribal Issues Across India

These trends are shaping public discourse even around the date you asked about:

🔹 Identity & status campaigns
• Large demonstrations and rallies are ongoing, especially in Jharkhand and Assam, demanding ST status protection and resisting inclusion that might dilute tribal reservation benefits.

🔹 Forest and land rights conflicts
• Tribal groups have protested Protected Area expansions like tiger reserves that restrict their access to ancestral lands, citing evictions and exclusion from forests they traditionally managed.

🔹 Cultural preservation and initiatives
• There are efforts like Adi Vaani, an AI-powered translation tool to support tribal languages (e.g., Gondi, Mundari, Santali, Bhili) — showing policy moves toward preserving Adivasi heritage.

🔹 Political pressure & reservations debates
• Movements like Adivasi Aarakshan Manch Mission-73 advocate for expanded reservation quotas (e.g., 73 %) in states like Rajasthan ahead of elections.

Buddhism News.

Here are the major Buddhism-related news developments from India around 3 January 2026:

🪷 1. Grand International Exposition of Sacred Piprahwa Relics Inaugurated

  • On 3 January 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a grand international exhibition of the sacred Piprahwa relics associated with Bhagwan Buddha at the Rai Pithora Cultural Complex in New Delhi.
  • The exhibition titled “The Light & the Lotus: Relics of the Awakened One” brings together repatriated relics and archaeological treasures for public viewing — including items connected to early Buddhism and the life of the Buddha.
  • The relics were repatriated to India after more than a century, marking a culturally significant moment for Indian Buddhist heritage.

🧘‍♂️ 2. PM Modi Highlights India’s Buddhist Heritage

  • PM Modi said Buddha’s teachings and sacred relics are part of India’s revered civilizational legacy and universal human values, underscoring Buddhism’s role in promoting peace and harmony.
  • He emphasized India’s efforts to preserve, promote, and share its Buddhist heritage with the world.
  • Modi urged Indians, including the youth, to visit the exhibition to connect with Buddhist philosophy and heritage.

📌 3. Relevance for Education and Competitive Exams

  • The Piprahwa relics and their importance are being highlighted in educational contexts, including UPSC current affairs discussions, indicating broader interest beyond just cultural circles.

Dr Ambedkar News.


Here are the latest and most relevant news related to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and discussions referencing his legacy around 3 January 2026:

📰 Key Ambedkar-Linked News Items

• Prakash Ambedkar (grandson) criticizes BJP ahead of civic polls
Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) chief and Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s grandson, Prakash Ambedkar, alleged that the BJP has been using pressure and blackmail tactics to block political alliances ahead of the Maharashtra civic elections scheduled for 15 January 2026. His comments came at a press conference in Nagpur, where he accused the BJP and RSS of interfering in local political coalitions to suppress opposition voices.

• Ambedkar Bhawan community hub revitalisation in Ludhiana
A committee met to revamp the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Bhawan in Ludhiana into a community development hub offering services and programs for underprivileged residents. Officials and civic leaders outlined infrastructure upgrades and feedback systems to better serve the public.

• Cultural tribute: Bahuroopi theatre festival
The 25th Bahuroopi National Theatre Festival will begin on 11 January, with the theme of freedom and tribute to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s ideals. Hosted in Mysuru and supported by the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Research Centre, it features plays in multiple languages, seminars, and artistic performances.

• Political activity in Nagpur involving Ambedkar-linked parties
In Nagpur, the VBA held a rally that is energising local political scenes ahead of elections, competing with the Congress and BSP for Dalit and broader support in municipal wards.

📌 Context Around These Developments

  • These events are tied to ongoing municipal elections (mid-January 2026) in Maharashtra, where leaders invoking Dr. Ambedkar’s legacy are actively participating in political discourse.
  • Prakash Ambedkar’s criticisms reflect political strategies and alliances involving parties that draw inspiration from or are rooted in Dr. Ambedkar’s social justice vision.

  • Job oppurunity news.

  • Here’s a summary of major employment-related news and developments from January 1 to January 3, 2026 with context where available:

    🇮🇳 India – Job Creation & Employment Policy News

    📌 Employment Generation Efforts & Schemes

    • Employment growth in Himachal Pradesh: Officials say employment generation has doubled under the new Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Employment and Livelihood (Grameen) Act (VB-G RAM G), a scheme aimed at more structured rural jobs and livelihood work.

    • UP highlights rural employment reform: Uttar Pradesh CM emphasized that the VB-G RAM G Act intends to transform rural employment frameworks and address accountability issues seen in earlier schemes.

    • Recruitment news from the banking sector: South Indian Bank announced a 2026 recruitment drive for officer-level positions, opening applications for experienced candidates.

    • Govt vacancy concerns in Karnataka: A state legislative council highlighted nearly 2,84,881 vacant government posts, urging action to fill these roles to both improve services and bolster employment.

    • Job readiness concern: A LinkedIn-based research indicates 80 % of Indian professionals feel unprepared to secure employment in 2026 despite many actively job hunting — pointing to a skills gap in the workforce.

    📈 Broader Job Market Trends (Relevant around Jan 1–3)

    Hiring outlook & industry trends

    • Tech hiring slump: India’s technology sector began 2026 with a significant 24 % drop in active job openings year-on-year, marking one of the weakest hiring starts in years.

    • Job fairs & placement efforts: The Uttar Pradesh government scheduled mega rojgar melas (job fairs) targeting about 100,000 placements in January 2026, with multiple events planned across the state to connect job seekers to employers.

    • Hiring momentum forecast: Despite sector-specific slowdowns, a broader report projects Indian companies could create up to 10–12 million jobs in 2026, driven by hiring in diversified sectors like finance, healthcare, infrastructure, and campus recruitment.

    🌍 Global/General Perspective

    While specific global employment news from Jan 1–3, 2026 is limited in outlets indexed from our searches in that exact window, ongoing global employment themes include:

    • Hiring anxieties and talent shortages in certain economies (e.g., entry-level jobs becoming harder to secure).
    • Broader economic conditions influencing job market sentiment (e.g., rate expectations, macro data affecting hiring decisions).

    Thank you so much.


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