How did a French woman come to tell a Dalit story? Martine Le Coz, a novelist, poet and artist from…
‘Who is this tigress in Ibrahimpatnam?’ N.T. Ramarao, the powerful chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, asked in 1985. In her…
All her life, in all her searches, Gail Omvedt’s utopia was never one for herself. It is curious that she…
In the past seventy-five years of the modern Indian nation’s existence, moments of freedom have been fleeting and far between….
The inaugural Navayana Dalit History Fellowship was announced on 14 April 2021 and the final eight awardees were selected on…
There is a peace in Allahabad. In fact, there is no Allahabad at all. The Prayag Raj has taken upon…
‘A book like no other … I read it with a mixture of reverence and critical outlook,’ writes Meena Kandasamy…
Jai Bhim! It has been eighty-six years since Babasaheb Ambedkar first brought out a print edition of his undelivered speech—Annihilation…
Our latest title Land, Guns, Caste, Woman: The Memoir of a Lapsed Revolutionary by Gita Ramaswamy has lit up a…
All are welcome to join Bhim’s caravan Every now is Dalit History Month Last year Navayana took a leap into…
