Aotearoa Alliance Of Progressive Indians
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For a progressive, secular & democratic India outlined in the ORIGINAL Constitution. Human rights, dignity, freedom, equity. Collaborations. Alliances. Tangata Tiriti.
Images from the Wellington protest. We are so proud of Indian Gen Z for their energy and ability to see through the nonsense. They deserve the best that they can pass on to future generations. It is time to take back India from Hindu fascists, the Brahmins and the billionaires.
Images from our Auckland protest. Celebrating Indian Gen Z for disrupting Modi's aura and for compelling Dharmen Pradhan to resign. There is yet a lot of work to be done. Amit Shah must take responsibility for the police brutality he unleashed on young Indians. Inquilab Zindabad!
christ if that’s not a metaphor for our times
Movements and revolutions do not happen overnight. They are built over many sacrifices and bodies.
The Movement Beyond the Leak: Why Shanmugam Anitha's Dream Still Defines the Fight Against NEET
Aotearoa Alliance of Progressive Indians
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The protests are still going ahead even though the Education Minister has resigned. The government of India must answer to the police brutality and impending demolition of Jauhar University. Rain or shine we ask questions.
We know the minister has resigned but does that end the problems of a corrupt education system? Will that stop schools shutting down? Will they not demolish 38 buildings at Mohammed Ali Jauhar university? Or stop police brutality? We think not.
In Wellington too! Please share.
Many things going on in India at this moment. Flagrant human rights abuses. #SonamWangchuk #KenBetwa #ChitaAndolan #BlackHarela #MohammedAliJauhar university We repeat, Narendra Modi has blood on his hands. We ask the people o/Aotearoa to look at India and shine a light on what is going on there.
The EU’s warning on Pakistan’s GSP+ status is clear: preferential trade access cannot be separated from human rights obligations. Ahead of 2027, Islamabad must address enforced disappearances, media freedom, torture, labor rights, and protections for minorities. www.dawn.com/news/2015939
The Indians here know Modi's overseas visits are carefully managed & hyped. But we would like to emphasise what Mr Luxon thinks about the presence of Hindutva in Aotearoa. That he is 'not concerned'. Mr Luxon, like his Indian counterpart, is a servant of the billionaire class so a fascist... 1/2
Get up stand up. Solidarity. Migrant Workers Association Come with banners, Indian, Palestinian, Iran, Tino Rangatiratanga flags. Come with pots and pans to make noise. Down with fascism!
Our open letter to media and politicians regarding Narendra Modi's visit to Aotearoa. Look beyond the hype, question the FTA, question the deep presence of Hindutva in Aotearoa and how it manifests.
The Supreme Court of India has once again denied bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam. Incarcerated for 6 years without charge or allowed a trial. Shame!
We wonder what award he will receive on Saturday 11 July. Hero of The Pasific?
‘Give him any award, and he’ll come running’: Narendra Modi racks up honours on overseas trips
Indian prime minister has a habit of collecting awards on his travels, some as their first and only recipient
theguardian.com
There’s been quite a bit of people in the human rights and race relations field in Aotearoa, as well as the PSA on LinkedIn, talking about how the Police responded to announcement of Mr Naidoo’s candidacy. You can agree with that process issue, but should still read this and listen carefully.
Ever since we spoke about Rakesh Naidoo and his Hindutva politics after the Labour list was dropped on 5th June 2026, there has been a deluge of ‘sceptical’ queries seeking ‘evidence’ of that politics and offering justifications...
genuinely concerning how uncritical multiculturalism is enabling indian fascists. really seems like liberalism isn't capable of handling fascists in any context lmao.
Ever since we spoke about Rakesh Naidoo and his Hindutva politics after the Labour list was dropped on 5th June 2026, there has been a deluge of ‘sceptical’ queries seeking ‘evidence’ of that politics and offering justifications...
Ever since we spoke about Rakesh Naidoo and his Hindutva politics after the Labour list was dropped on 5th June 2026, there has been a deluge of ‘sceptical’ queries seeking ‘evidence’ of that politics and offering justifications...
They Don't See What We See. A new but old lesson in listening.
Aotearoa Alliance of Progressive Indians
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"What does a community-policing relationship become when the community's designated interlocutor is a body that scholars — and another minority's own council — identify with a majoritarian project? Who is made visible by that relationship, and who is left standing outside the frame: the Muslim..."
The Politics of Presence
Mohan Dutta, Culture-centered approach, CARE, Massey University, Mohan Jyoti Dutta, Prof Mohan Dutta, Mohan J. Dutta, Communication for social change
culture-centered.blogspot.com
Rakesh Naidoo as number 13 on the Labour Party list for the 2026 elections begs the question of whether Labour truly cares about Indians, other South Asians and the wider Muslim community of Aotearoa. We ask because we know Rakesh Naidoo is a Hindutva operator. We also know that we must present..1/8
The immigration policy released by ACT today is pure fascism. Not just for white supremacists but their collaborators Hindu nationalists. We are ashamed of Parmjeet Parmar, a political mercenary who will push other Indians off the cliff it it suits herself and her political master David Seymour.
Our coalitional statement defending academic freedom, resistance against oppressions and anti-colonialism. We reject the weaponisation of antisemitism.
Read that again. Voter lists have been reduced by 10.2% over all. That is more than 30 million Indians disenfranchised!