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Bison Kaalamaadan Now Streaming on Netflix, A Must-Watch Tamil Sports Drama
Bison Kaalamaadan is a compelling Tamil sports-action film that follows a kabaddi player rising from oppression to strength. Directed by Mari Selvaraj and led by Dhruv Vikram’s intense performance, the film blends emotion, social issues and powerful storytelling. Now streaming worldwide on Netflix.
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The Bengal Files Now Premiering on ZEE5: Everything You Need to Know
The Bengal Files, directed by Vivek Agnihotri, surrounding the 1946 Great Calcutta killings and the Naokhali riots, the incident resulting in widespread violence and displacement of families, is now streaming on ZEE5.
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Bison Kaalamaadan OTT Release Date Confirmed: When and Where to Watch This Tamil Sports Action Drama Online?
Bison Kaalamaadan is a Tamil sports action film that follows the journey of a young, talented man who has to face caste challenges and violence only to achieve his goal.
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Man Used Casteist Slurs Against Friend, Crushed His Head With Stone In Gwalior
A case of caste-based violence has surfaced from Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior, where a drunken argument between two friends turned into a brutal assault.
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Dhadak 2 Review: This Siddhant Chaturvedi And Triptii Dimri Film Unsettles You, Doesn't Pull Any Punches On Caste Violence
Dhadak 2 Review: The Shazia Iqbal film calls a spade a spade, but the ending feels too good to be true
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7 Women From Scheduled Castes, Tribes Raped Every Day In Madhya Pradesh
In a startling revelation that lays bare the deep-rooted caste and gender-based violence in Indian society, the Madhya Pradesh government on Tuesday presented data in the state assembly that shows a disturbing pattern of crimes against women
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Dalit Family Cultivating Field Beaten Up In Madhya Pradesh, Seeds Snatched
In an incident that has, once again, raised troubling questions about caste violence and land rights in rural India, a Dalit family has been brutally attacked with sticks while cultivating land they claim belongs to them.
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Four Men Fire in Air, Attack Dalit Family In Madhya Pradesh
A shocking case of caste violence and lawlessness has emerged from Lalpur village under Karera tehsil in Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh, where four upper-caste men - recently released from jail - allegedly stormed the house of a Dalit former sarpa
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'Discrimination Of Dalits After 80 Years Painful': Madras High Court On Temple Row
Continued discrimination against Dalits, 80 years after independence, is painful, the Madras High Court said as it heard a plea demanding the Tamil Nadu government intervene to ensure Dalits can enter temples, such as one in Pudukkottai district.
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Remote Voting For NRIs, AI, Biometrics: Outgoing Poll Panel Chief's Wishlist
Exiting Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Monday called for remote voting mechanisms for NRIs and migrant workers, biometric authentication to cast votes, and non-disclosure of votes (to guard against post-poll violence) for each candidate.
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Violence Erupts in Madhya Pradesh Over Forest Land, 12 Houses Set On Fire
Violence unfolded in Panheti village under Fatehgarh police station in Mashya Pradesh's Guna district.
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"Impose President's Rule": Caste Panel On Sandeshkhali Clashes, Rape Claim
The NCSC has recommended President's Rule in Bengal amid violence and political tension after the BJP accused a Trinamool Congress strongman - the on-the-run Sheikh Shahjahan - of sexually assaulting women there.
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No Permission Yet For Rahul Gandhi Yatra In Manipur After Fresh Violence
Fresh violence in the border town of Moreh in Manipur has cast a shadow over the 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra,' a nationwide march planned by the Congress party, as the state government is yet to grant permission for the event.
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Bangladesh Registers 40% Voter Turnout Amid Opposition Boycott, Counting Begins
Bangladeshis on Sunday turned up in low numbers to cast their votes for the general elections likely to be won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for a fourth straight term, amid sporadic violence and a boycott by the main opposition party BNP
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Opinion: Caste, Crime And Khakee
"Not the police, only the Army can control this". "Sometimes I feel India needs Martial Law" - familiar sentiments. The anger may even be valid at times.
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Bison Kaalamaadan Now Streaming on Netflix, A Must-Watch Tamil Sports Drama
Bison Kaalamaadan is a compelling Tamil sports-action film that follows a kabaddi player rising from oppression to strength. Directed by Mari Selvaraj and led by Dhruv Vikram’s intense performance, the film blends emotion, social issues and powerful storytelling. Now streaming worldwide on Netflix.
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The Bengal Files Now Premiering on ZEE5: Everything You Need to Know
The Bengal Files, directed by Vivek Agnihotri, surrounding the 1946 Great Calcutta killings and the Naokhali riots, the incident resulting in widespread violence and displacement of families, is now streaming on ZEE5.
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Bison Kaalamaadan OTT Release Date Confirmed: When and Where to Watch This Tamil Sports Action Drama Online?
Bison Kaalamaadan is a Tamil sports action film that follows the journey of a young, talented man who has to face caste challenges and violence only to achieve his goal.
-
Man Used Casteist Slurs Against Friend, Crushed His Head With Stone In Gwalior
A case of caste-based violence has surfaced from Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior, where a drunken argument between two friends turned into a brutal assault.
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Dhadak 2 Review: This Siddhant Chaturvedi And Triptii Dimri Film Unsettles You, Doesn't Pull Any Punches On Caste Violence
Dhadak 2 Review: The Shazia Iqbal film calls a spade a spade, but the ending feels too good to be true
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7 Women From Scheduled Castes, Tribes Raped Every Day In Madhya Pradesh
In a startling revelation that lays bare the deep-rooted caste and gender-based violence in Indian society, the Madhya Pradesh government on Tuesday presented data in the state assembly that shows a disturbing pattern of crimes against women
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Dalit Family Cultivating Field Beaten Up In Madhya Pradesh, Seeds Snatched
In an incident that has, once again, raised troubling questions about caste violence and land rights in rural India, a Dalit family has been brutally attacked with sticks while cultivating land they claim belongs to them.
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Four Men Fire in Air, Attack Dalit Family In Madhya Pradesh
A shocking case of caste violence and lawlessness has emerged from Lalpur village under Karera tehsil in Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh, where four upper-caste men - recently released from jail - allegedly stormed the house of a Dalit former sarpa
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'Discrimination Of Dalits After 80 Years Painful': Madras High Court On Temple Row
Continued discrimination against Dalits, 80 years after independence, is painful, the Madras High Court said as it heard a plea demanding the Tamil Nadu government intervene to ensure Dalits can enter temples, such as one in Pudukkottai district.
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Remote Voting For NRIs, AI, Biometrics: Outgoing Poll Panel Chief's Wishlist
Exiting Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Monday called for remote voting mechanisms for NRIs and migrant workers, biometric authentication to cast votes, and non-disclosure of votes (to guard against post-poll violence) for each candidate.
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Violence Erupts in Madhya Pradesh Over Forest Land, 12 Houses Set On Fire
Violence unfolded in Panheti village under Fatehgarh police station in Mashya Pradesh's Guna district.
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"Impose President's Rule": Caste Panel On Sandeshkhali Clashes, Rape Claim
The NCSC has recommended President's Rule in Bengal amid violence and political tension after the BJP accused a Trinamool Congress strongman - the on-the-run Sheikh Shahjahan - of sexually assaulting women there.
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No Permission Yet For Rahul Gandhi Yatra In Manipur After Fresh Violence
Fresh violence in the border town of Moreh in Manipur has cast a shadow over the 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra,' a nationwide march planned by the Congress party, as the state government is yet to grant permission for the event.
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Bangladesh Registers 40% Voter Turnout Amid Opposition Boycott, Counting Begins
Bangladeshis on Sunday turned up in low numbers to cast their votes for the general elections likely to be won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for a fourth straight term, amid sporadic violence and a boycott by the main opposition party BNP
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Opinion: Caste, Crime And Khakee
"Not the police, only the Army can control this". "Sometimes I feel India needs Martial Law" - familiar sentiments. The anger may even be valid at times.
