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Triveni Sangh: The ideological foundation of Bihar’s Dalitbahujan

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Manish Ranjan March 5, 2020
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त्रिवेणी संघ, जिसने तैयार की बिहार में दलितों-पिछड़ों के लिए वैचारिक जमीन

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About The Author

Manish Ranjan

Manish Ranjan is an advocate in the Patna High Court and secretary of the Bihar chapter of Mulnivasi Sangh. Born into a farmer’s family, Ranjan went on to study law in Delhi University.

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