Posts tagged Surabhi Singh
The Broken: ‘Dalit’ Sikhs Fight Back Against Land Discrimination In Punjab
The Broken: ‘Dalit’ Sikhs Fight Back Against Land Discrimination In Punjab

The caste system's historical legacy has prohibited dalits from owning land nationwide, and this pattern remains prominent in India's Sikh-majority state of Punjab, which has a population of about 30 million.

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Faint Signs of Faith Part 6: Czech Quandaries And An Endless Quest For Answers

Although the Czech Republic is the most atheist country in the world, people still practice religious traditions today. Simultaneously, there are many factors contributing to the change of religious food culture in the Czech Republic, like globalization, tourism and immigration.

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