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The politics of knowledge: Constitution and NT-DNT communities
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The politics of knowledge: Constitution and NT-DNT communities
The Constitution of India is more than just a legal framework that guarantees ‘equality before the law’ to historically marginalised communities. For nomadic and denotified tribe (NT-DNT) communities—who have faced systemic exclusion and prejudice since the colonial period, resulting in the invisibilisation of their issues—the Constitution serves as a custodian of their freedom and dignity.I come from the Ghisadi Gadia Lohar community, a denotif…
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