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Annual National Dalit Assembly
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NACDOR Chairman Mr Ashok Bharti with Ms. Marry Robinson, formerly Prime Minister of Ireland
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NACDOR Chairman Mr Ashok Bharti addressing AIMA summit
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Action/Land 2015 - NACDOR India
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Action/Nutrition 2015 - NACDOR India
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BATTLE FOR BUDGET - A Discussion on Dalits-Adivasis & The Union Budget 2014-15
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action/NACDOR 2015
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NACDOR team meets Union Minister of Law, Mr Ravi Shankar Prasad
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Release of National Campaign on Nutrition for Dignity (GAIN-NACDOR)
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Action/Land 2015 - NACDOR India
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NACDOR team meets Mr Thaawar Chand Gehlot, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment
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NACDOR team meets Mr Inderjit Singh Rao, Minister of Planning (Independent Charge), Statistics and Programme Implementation (Independent Charge) and Defence
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF DALITS!
Dalits, which forms about one fourth of India’s population, make 4% of the World’s Population. This is a size bigger than 72% of 189 countries of the world. The Dalits form the largest block of the ‘Bottom of the Pyramid’, surely a daunting challenge, but an opportunity of unbound promises. Given the size of the Dalit community, their tradition of untiring labour, creativity and craftsmanship, they are powerful ally in unlocking India’s potential to become world’s ‘Numero Uno’ economy, creating unlimited wealth and a double digit growth.
National Confederation of Dalit Organisations (NACDOR) is the apex body of Dalit Organisations in India. NACDOR is committed to an inclusive, progressive, secular, democratic and non-sectarian society. While firmly believing in equality, social justice and equal dignity for all, NACDOR promotes democracy, human rights, sustainable development and peace and reconciliation with the perspective of the socially excluded Dalits.
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INITIATIVES
Shiksha Adhikar Yatra is an innovative method that mobilizes community, which has remained unreached or indifferent to the education.
NACDOR advocates for FAIR SHARE to the Socially Excluded in India’s Economy. The FAIR SHARE means the economic resources fairly distributed.
In 2006, when National Rural Employment Guarantee Act was notified for implementation, the then Uttar Pradesh Government viewed this as a programme of the ruling party at the Centre.
NACDOR has taken up the issues of malnutrition very seriously and has initiated a campaign called National Campaign in Nutrition for Dignity (NCND) in 30 districts of 05 states in India.
Dalits and socially excluded remained obsessed with identity, stigma, atrocities, discrimination, and violation of human rights.