The Dalit Voice

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The Dalit VoiceDec 20, 2019
#DalitHistory Remember great saint GadgeBaba on his mahaparinirvan divas. A great saintly reformist who strived for the material as well as spiritual upliftment of the poor and to eliminate superstition, illiteracy and unsanitary conditions
#GadgeBaba https://t.co/eoxo99w4EG
About Gadge Baba | Biography & Life History Of Gadge Maharaj | Saint Gadge baba Biography

Debuji Zhingraji Janorkar (February 23, 1876 - December 20, 1956), popularly known as Sant Gadge Maharaj or Gadge Baba, was a saintly social reformer, a wandering mendicant who held weekly festivals with the help of his disciples across Maharashtra. His reforms and visions for villages in India is still a source of inspiration for various political parties and non-government organizations.

The Dalit VoiceDec 18, 2019
#DalitHistory Remembering to mahatma Guru Ghasidas on his birth anniversary. He was a renowned Monk, social activist, thinker & a social reformer who fought against untouchability, caste system.
#GhasidasJayanti https://t.co/lq4QYCrbku
Guru Ghasidas | Biography & Life History Of GHASIDAS | Dalit History

Guru Ghasidas was born on 18 December 1756 and died at the age of eighty in 1836. He was born in village Girodhpuri 130 kms from Raipur of Chhattisgarh in an untouchable family. Ghasidas was born in a socio-political milieu of misrule, loot and plunder. The Marath the local had started behaving as Kings. Ghasidas underwent the exploitative bitter experiences specific to untouchable communities in the hindu caste-ridden society. From an early age, he started rejecting social inequity and to understand the problems faced by his community and to find solutions, he traveled extensively in that part of India which presently Chhattisgarh state of India.

The Dalit VoiceDec 18, 2019
#DalitHistory Remembering to mahatma Guru Ghasidas on his birth anniversary. He was a renowned Monk, social activist, thinker & a social reformer who fought against untouchability, caste system.
#GhasidasJayanti https://t.co/lq4QYCrbku
Guru Ghasidas | Biography & Life History Of GHASIDAS | Dalit History

Guru Ghasidas was born on 18 December 1756 and died at the age of eighty in 1836. He was born in village Girodhpuri 130 kms from Raipur of Chhattisgarh in an untouchable family. Ghasidas was born in a socio-political milieu of misrule, loot and plunder. The Marath the local had started behaving as Kings. Ghasidas underwent the exploitative bitter experiences specific to untouchable communities in the hindu caste-ridden society. From an early age, he started rejecting social inequity and to understand the problems faced by his community and to find solutions, he traveled extensively in that part of India which presently Chhattisgarh state of India.

The Dalit VoiceDec 13, 2019
#MustRead There have been a lot of rumors going around about Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's name. It has been said that a Brahmin Teacher changed Babasaheb name in school records but there is no authentic proof of such thing. The name 'Ambedkar' was not given by a Brahmin Teacher. But it was the surname of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s father 'Ramji Maloji Ambedkar'. This information was mentioned in Indian Information under the caption ‘Personalities’ dated on March 1, 1943
https://www.ambedkaritetoday.com/2019/12/the-name-ambedkar-was-not-given-by-brahmin-teacher.html#.XfNSFg-NsCp.link
The name 'Ambedkar' was not given by a Brahmin Teacher

There have been a lot of rumors going around about Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's name. It has been said that a Brahmin Teacher changed Babasaheb name in school records but there is no authentic proof of such thing. The name 'Ambedkar' was not given by a Brahmin Teacher. But it was the surname of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s father 'Ramji Maloji Ambedkar'. This information was mentioned in Indian Information under the caption ‘Personalities’ dated on March 1, 1943.

The Dalit VoiceDec 6, 2019

Let's tributes to legendary revolutionary the chief architect of india #DrAmbedkar on his death anniversary, his life was a journey of indomitable courage, dedication & service to motherland.

#AmbedkarLongLive https://t.co/kVWzCffUff

Dr. BR Ambedkar's Death Anniversary : Important Things You Should Know About Baba Saheb

Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar or Dr. BR Ambedkar was born in April 14, 1891, is popularly known as Baba Saheb, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution, was also a jurist, economist, politician and social reformer who inspired several social movements later. Dr. BR Ambedkar, who campaigned against social discrimination against Untouchables (Dalits), was the first law minister of independent India.

The Dalit VoiceDec 4, 2019
W. Bentinck, He served as Gov. General of India from 1828 to 1835. He has been credited for significant social and educational reforms in India including abolishing Sati, the suppression of female infanticide and human sacrifices.
#ThanksWilliamBentinck
The Dalit VoiceDec 4, 2019
The Dalit VoiceDec 4, 2019
Tantya Bhil was the Robin hood of poor. He fought a great fight against d British.After failing so many times they captured him by trickery of human relations.After hanging,his body was thrown on the Patalpani rly track. Homage on his death anniversary https://t.co/Et8HcZS7eY
Tantia Bhil The Indian "Robin Hood" | Tribal History

Tantia was a member of the Bhil tribe, of the indigenous Adivasi community, and born in Nimad, Madhya Pradesh around 1844. Per one modern account he embarked on his career after the harsh measures taken by the British following the Indian Rebellion of 1857. Tantia was first arrested around 1874 for "bad livelihood" and after a year's sentence turned to more serious crimes of theft and kidnapping. He was arrested in 1878 by Haji Nasrullah Khan Yousufzai and jailed in Khandwa, escaping after only three days, and from there took up his career as a dacoit. Tantia was lured to a parley by an officer of the Indore army who promised him a pardon, but was ambushed and taken to Jabalpur where he was tried and hanged in 4 December 1890.

The Dalit VoiceDec 1, 2019
On a chilly December night 22 years ago, 58 villagers of Laxmanpur-Bathe in south Bihar’s were murdered in cold blood. All the victims of the massacre were Dalits and many among them children, the youngest being a one-year-old, and pregnant women. https://t.co/SCosUN4kZN
Laxmanpur Bathe Dalit Massacre On 1 December 1997 | Caste Violence

On the evening of December 1, 1997, armed sena activists crossed the Sone river into the village of Laxmanpur-Bathe where 180 families lived. They raided fourteen Dalit homes and killed a total of sixty-one people: sixteen children, twenty-seven women, and eighteen men. In some families, three generations were killed. Twenty people were also seriously injured. As most of the men fled the village when the attack began, women and children numbered high among the fatalities. During the attack, at least five girls around fifteen years of age were raped and mutilated before being shot in the chest by members of the Ranvir Sena. Most of the victims allegedly belonged to families of Party Unity supporters; the group had been demanding more equitable land distribution in the area.

The Dalit VoiceNov 29, 2019

Let's Tribute to a great dalit warrior #Matadin on his birthday anniversary.

MATADIN : The father of the First War of Indian Rebellion 1857

#DalitHistory
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MATADIN : The father of the First War of Indian Rebellion 1857

the 1857 War of Independence, which the elites claim was started by Mangal Pandey, was actually inspired by Matadin Bhangi ( valmiki ) . The story is narrated in such a manner that Matadin Bhangi ( valmiki ) emerges as the source of inspiration for the revolt.