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Here is a state-wise summary of important Indian news (around 07-03-2026) related to Dalits, Adivasis, SC/ST atrocities, Ambedkar movement, Buddhism, and employment in government/PSU with links.

India – Dalit / Adivasi / SC-ST News (07-03-2026)

1. Tamil Nadu

1. Caste discrimination – Wedding hall denied

  • In Erode district, a marriage hall owner allegedly refused to rent the hall to a Dalit family after learning their caste.
  • Police registered a case under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

2. Demand to declare atrocity-prone districts

  • NGO Evidence urged the Tamil Nadu government to declare 8 districts atrocity-prone:
    • Madurai
    • Tirunelveli
    • Thoothukudi
    • Sivaganga
    • Pudukkottai
    • Ramanathapuram
    • Theni
    • Thanjavur
  • The demand followed a violent caste attack in Tirunelveli district.

3. Protest over Dalit youth death

  • In Madurai region, protests erupted after the death of a Dalit youth allegedly due to police custodial violence.
  • The High Court asked protesters to end the highway blockade while the investigation continues.

2. Madhya Pradesh

Dalit woman death case – CBI probe

  • The Supreme Court ordered a CBI investigation into the suspicious death of a 20-year-old Dalit woman in Sagar district.
  • The case is linked to earlier violence and witness intimidation.

3. Karnataka

Internal reservation for SC communities

  • Karnataka government plans to implement internal quota within Scheduled Castes.
  • Around 56,000 government vacancies are expected to be filled once the reservation structure is finalized.

4. Kerala

Adivasi political representation

  • Tribal organisations announced plans to field a Paniya community candidate in the Mananthavady constituency.
  • The move highlights long-standing political marginalization of tribal communities.

5. National – Dalit/Adivasi Atrocities Context

  • Reports show many caste-based crimes remain under-reported, and victims often face pressure to compromise.
  • Atrocities under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act include violence, humiliation, land grabbing, and social exclusion.

6. Government / PSU Employment News (SC/ST)

Tamil Nadu & Central PSU jobs

Some current recruitment notifications where SC/ST reservation applies:

  1. NLC India Limited (PSU), Neyveli –
    Junior Executive, Technician, Medical Officer posts.
    Apply:
    https://www.nlcindia.in

  2. TANUVAS (Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences University) –
    Faculty and non-teaching posts.

  3. PGCIL – Power Grid Corporation (Central PSU) –
    Apprentice recruitment.

  4. Reserve Bank of India – Chennai
    Assistant and staff posts.

  5. Bank of Baroda / SBI recruitment

These government and PSU recruitments include reserved vacancies for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates.

7. SC/ST Welfare & Training Programs

  • Government training schemes prepare SC/ST students for jobs in banks, railways, PSU, and government services through district-level training centres.

✅ Summary (07-03-2026)

  • Tamil Nadu saw multiple caste-related issues including discrimination and protests.
  • The Supreme Court ordered a CBI probe in a Dalit death case in Madhya Pradesh.
  • Karnataka is planning internal SC reservation reforms and large recruitment.
  • Tribal organisations in Kerala are mobilizing politically.
  • Several PSU and government job opportunities with SC/ST reservation are open.


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