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Indian-Origin Man Claims London Cafe Refused Him Service Because Of His Face: "Everyone Was Staring At Me"
He described the experience as distressing, saying that everyone in the cafe was staring at him, making him feel like a "ghost".
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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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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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Prathi Niraparadhiyaano OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Malayalam Drama Movie Online?
Prathi Niraparadhiyaano is a story of today's society that will move the viewers and make them question basics like the accused's guilt and how the justice system works with a strong character-driven plot and a strong cast. It challenges the very fact of how modern society views and discriminates between the guilty and the innocent.
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"Mindset Must Change": Top Court Orders Admission Of Disabled Candidate In AIIMS
Observing that systemic discrimination against persons with benchmark disabilities should be eliminated, the Supreme Court has directed the allocation of a seat to a candidate with disability who cleared the MBBS entrance exam in 2024.
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Bengaluru Man Alleges Owner Refused To Rent Him Flat For Being A Kannadiga
A Bengaluru man looking to rent a property was allegedly discriminated against by the owner, who said she wouldn't give it to a Kannadiga.
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Trump Admin Probes "Race-Based Discrimination" At Harvard University
US President Donald Trump's administration said it has launched a probe into Harvard University and Harvard Law Review for "race-based discrimination" after receiving reports about the prestigious legal journal's selection process for articles.
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Motion To Combat Anti-Hindu Prejudice Tabled In Scottish Parliament
A member of the Scottish Parliament has tabled a motion in the House commending the work of a Gandhian society that has drafted a report that highlights the "rising levels of prejudice, discrimination and marginalisation" of Hindus in Scotland.
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US State Department Staff Told To Report Each Other For Anti-Christian Bias
As part of this effort, the State Department has instructed its employees to report instances of "anti-Christian bias" within the department. This move is an attempt to address perceived discrimination against Christians.
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7,000 Maharashtra Villages Abolish Discriminatory Customs Against Widows
A tide of social change has gradually risen in Maharashtra's rural belt, with more than 7,000 villages declaring that they have abolished customs and rituals which distress widows and discriminate against them.
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Anti-Gay Law In Kenya Could Cost Country $7.8 Billion Annually: Report
A proposed anti-gay law in Kenya could cost the country up to $7.8 billion per year, a charity said Wednesday in a report on the economic impact of discrimination in East Africa.
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Parliament Passes Amendments To Disaster Management Act
Parliament on Tuesday passed amendments to the Disaster Management Act, 2024, with Home Minister Amit Shah asserting that there will be no centralisation of powers or discrimination with states in handling disasters.
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Opinion | UGC's Latest Caste Rules: When The Cure Worsens A Disease
The UGC 2012 regulations must be implemented more diligently rather than being replaced with a less effective draft.
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Indian-Origin Man Claims London Cafe Refused Him Service Because Of His Face: "Everyone Was Staring At Me"
He described the experience as distressing, saying that everyone in the cafe was staring at him, making him feel like a "ghost".
-
'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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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
-
Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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Prathi Niraparadhiyaano OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Malayalam Drama Movie Online?
Prathi Niraparadhiyaano is a story of today's society that will move the viewers and make them question basics like the accused's guilt and how the justice system works with a strong character-driven plot and a strong cast. It challenges the very fact of how modern society views and discriminates between the guilty and the innocent.
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"Mindset Must Change": Top Court Orders Admission Of Disabled Candidate In AIIMS
Observing that systemic discrimination against persons with benchmark disabilities should be eliminated, the Supreme Court has directed the allocation of a seat to a candidate with disability who cleared the MBBS entrance exam in 2024.
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Bengaluru Man Alleges Owner Refused To Rent Him Flat For Being A Kannadiga
A Bengaluru man looking to rent a property was allegedly discriminated against by the owner, who said she wouldn't give it to a Kannadiga.
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Trump Admin Probes "Race-Based Discrimination" At Harvard University
US President Donald Trump's administration said it has launched a probe into Harvard University and Harvard Law Review for "race-based discrimination" after receiving reports about the prestigious legal journal's selection process for articles.
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Motion To Combat Anti-Hindu Prejudice Tabled In Scottish Parliament
A member of the Scottish Parliament has tabled a motion in the House commending the work of a Gandhian society that has drafted a report that highlights the "rising levels of prejudice, discrimination and marginalisation" of Hindus in Scotland.
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US State Department Staff Told To Report Each Other For Anti-Christian Bias
As part of this effort, the State Department has instructed its employees to report instances of "anti-Christian bias" within the department. This move is an attempt to address perceived discrimination against Christians.
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7,000 Maharashtra Villages Abolish Discriminatory Customs Against Widows
A tide of social change has gradually risen in Maharashtra's rural belt, with more than 7,000 villages declaring that they have abolished customs and rituals which distress widows and discriminate against them.
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Anti-Gay Law In Kenya Could Cost Country $7.8 Billion Annually: Report
A proposed anti-gay law in Kenya could cost the country up to $7.8 billion per year, a charity said Wednesday in a report on the economic impact of discrimination in East Africa.
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Parliament Passes Amendments To Disaster Management Act
Parliament on Tuesday passed amendments to the Disaster Management Act, 2024, with Home Minister Amit Shah asserting that there will be no centralisation of powers or discrimination with states in handling disasters.
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Opinion | UGC's Latest Caste Rules: When The Cure Worsens A Disease
The UGC 2012 regulations must be implemented more diligently rather than being replaced with a less effective draft.
