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BehanBox Talkies: ‘Social Movements Become Stronger By Incorporating Songs, Drama, And Creativity’

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By Bhanupriya Rao
| Behan Box
In the 1990s, as the Right to Information (RTI) movement gathered momentum in Rajasthan, one figure stood out for his extraordinary ability to connect with people: Shankar Singh. Tall, with his trademark thick-rimmed glasses, white khadi kurta and a jhola, he would lead gatherings through songs that were less performances than conversations with the crowd.
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Why labour laws fail India’s Dalit ASHA workers

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By Sarasvati Thuppadolla, Bhanupriya Rao
| ThePrint Verified
A community healthcare programme cannot be immune to the injustices of a casteist society. Amid lack of institutional support and refusal to make it a part of union struggles, Dalit ASHA workers recount experiences of discrimination on the field In 2012, Rekha, a 34-year-old Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) from a Scheduled Caste (SC) community, was posted in Sihol, a predominantly upper-caste village in Petlad block of Anand district in Gujarat.
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Over 61 Lakh Women Dropped from Bengal Voter Rolls, Data Show Stark Gender Bias in SIR

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By Sabir Ahamed, Ashin Chakraborty, Bhanupriya Rao
| Behan Box
West Bengal has seen sustained protests and opposition against the SIR, unlike other states like Tamil Nadu and Kerala where this process was carried out concurrently, or even Bihar where it was conducted in 2025 before the state assembly elections. In Bengal, both history and the process diverged the trajectory of the SIR in comparison to other states. First, it must be remembered that West Bengal is a partition state. The wounds of partition and negotiating citizenship are still alive.
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