The Identity Crisis of Minorities in South Asia

International Webinar "The Identity Crisis of Minorities in South Asia"
Held on: Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Speakers:
1. Dr. Abhay Kumar, Writer, Journalist & Social Activist, New Delhi, India.
2. Shalin Maria Lawrence, Writer, Intersectional Feminist & Anti-caste Activist, India.
3. Mohammad Ayatulla Rahaman, National Director, Nepal Unites, Global Unites, Nepal.
4. Reeta Pariyar, Writer, Human Rights Activist, Social Entrepreneur & Philanthropist, Kathmandu, Nepal
Moderator: Zehra Naqvi, Senior Research Associate, SARIM

[@trrinketlad7940]

why are minorities percentage in every muslim majority area of south asia has fallen very low?

[@rajvirdee1317]

Everyone sjould go and live in their own countres.

[@srkchandrala1071]

Wokism of India best protrayed in this video.

[@explore4rrr670]

Dalit, Muslim, minority r most politicised issue we should offended. ye desh Muslim ka nahi hindu ka bhi hai it become worse and so inclusive politics the social marginalised do incline with north east india too. The issue is dalit have to rise above the choker tag like South africa cricket team have to win in world cup. Similarly dalit r troubled at high time troubled it's a crisis where progress is stopped. We have to understand dalit r tackling oppressive time and space. #jaibhim

[@nirmalbhel3231]

Just a anti-Hindu discussion

[@kafiruddinmulhiddeen2386]

South Asia doesn’t include Pakistan and Bangladesh? No talk of Hindu minorities in those countries? At least pretend to be fair and balanced.

[@nirmalbhel3231]

Completely anti-BJP discussion. India's PM belongs to OBC community. Reservation should be only for Hindu community, once someone leaves Hinduism, he should also loose the reservation benefit. I also belong to OBC community. Well, I can't become a priest but i can go to any temple etc. India forgot caste system. Now Cong is bringing it back saying BJP is anti-minority.