minorities
Coverage of minorities in the Nexus archive.
- Ahinda groups must develop political awareness, says Yathindra Siddaramaiah
Urban Development Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah urged Ahinda groups, including minorities, backward classes, and Dalit communities, to expand their presence from state and district levels to villages to strengthen political awareness and ensure social and political empowerment.
- BJP committed to inclusive development of minorities, says Madhav
Madhav states that BJP is committed to the inclusive development of minorities.
- No complaint by minorities against officials in Ballari district during 18 months
No complaints from minorities against officials in Ballari district were reported over 18 months. A review meeting highlighted education, healthcare, literacy, skill development, and welfare schemes under the Prime Minister’s New 15-Point Programme.
- Unity among BCs, Dalits, minorities need of the hour: Markfed Director
The Markfed Director emphasized the importance of unity among Backward Classes (BCs), Dalits, and minorities. The statement highlights the need for collective solidarity within these communities.
- YSRCP leader Sajjala accuses A.P. govt. of depriving minorities of welfare
YSRCP leader Sajjala accuses the A.P. government of failing to fulfill Haj assistance commitments, weakening the Minority Finance Corporation, and endangering Waqf properties, while treating minorities as a vote bank.
- The State Department Really Doesn’t Want to Talk About the Office of Remigration
The U.S. State Department's Office of Remigration, established a year ago, is named after a far-right European plan to expel minorities and immigrants. A source claims the office operates with minimal oversight.
- Millions in India stripped of vote before critical state election, as government seeks to ‘purify’ electoral roll
Millions of people in West Bengal, India, have been removed from the electoral roll ahead of a critical state election, with experts highlighting disproportionate impacts on Muslims and other minorities. Critics describe the action as a 'bloodless political genocide,' with 9.1 million names deleted, including 2.7 million who challenged their removal but were still stripped of their vote.