
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
Editorial: A Voice That Will Not Be Silenced
Dalit Voice, under the aegis of the Dalit Sahitya Academy, is a revival of the groundbreaking political platform founded by V. T. Rajshekar in 1981. Once India’s largest-circulated Dalit journal, Dalit Voice became a landmark publication for its fearless stance against casteism and systemic oppression.
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
Uncompromising: The Life and Vision of V.T. Rajshekar
VTR was born in 1932 in a modest rural household in Vontibettu, along the lush coastal belt of Karnataka — in the twilight of pre independence India. His mother passed away when he was still a child, and being raised first by an extended family and later by a stepmother left an indelible mark…
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
Solidarity is Essential, Despite Being a Dream: An Interview with Beena Pallical
The National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights emerged out of a moment of reckoning. Around 1989, there was a surge in caste-based atrocities across the country—entire villages were burned, people were killed, and Dalit communities…
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
When Love Refuses to Kneel: The Anti Brahminical Revolt Against Marriage
How can marriage, that ancient chain forged in the furnaces of caste and patriarchy, still be hailed as a moral institution? When caste can hide behind sacred scriptures, when patriarchy can disguise itself as love, why should marriage…
Archival Interventions
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
A Dream Come True
We will do our best to propagate the philosophy of Ambedkar, Periyar, and Lohia, and all other progressive thinkers. Genuine Marxists and Rationalists, and all those working for social change, shall count on our support in their struggles…
DALIT VOICE
Dec, 2025
In Defense of Polemics
We are often accused of resorting to polemical writing. Some upper-caste critics say we take pleasure in controversies and rarely offer “constructive suggestions.” They call us abusive, hateful, and unworthy of serious journalism. To them we must respond…












