Justice First Hiring in India
We hire to repair what history broke.
Across Mahakali Tribunal, we give first preference in hiring to people from communities that have faced long-term structural oppression—because access has never been equal, and “neutral” hiring often repeats injustice.
Who we prioritise
We actively prioritise candidates in India from:
Dalits (Scheduled Castes)
Adivasis (Scheduled Tribes / Indigenous communities)
Women (especially from historically oppressed or low-access backgrounds)
First-generation professionals (first in your family to enter formal/knowledge work)
Religious minorities
LGBTQ+ individuals
Persons with disabilities
Landless / informal-sector / poverty-affected backgrounds
Intersectionality matters: if you belong to more than one of the above, your application receives cumulative preference.
What “First Preference” Means Here
It means:
Priority access to interviews
Skills-first evaluation (not pedigree-first)
Lower credential inflation (we don’t demand elite degrees to prove intelligence)
Paid entry routes (apprenticeships, fellowships, internships)
Mentorship and structured growth
Internal mobility before external hiring
If candidates are comparable in capability, we choose the priority candidate.
What we Value (Our Definition of Merit)
We hire for:
Learning speed
Problem-solving
Integrity
Work ethic under real constraints
Craft and curiosity
Consistency and accountability
We do not overvalue:
Brand-name colleges
Accents or “polish”
Network privilege
Perfect linear careers
Safe Workspace Promise
We enforce zero tolerance for:
Casteism
Sexism
Religious harassment
Homophobia / transphobia
Disability discrimination
Workplace humiliation or bullying
We provide:
Confidential reporting
Independent review
Clear consequences for violations
Entry Programs
Justice Bridge Programs (Paid):
First-Job Fellowship (for first-generation professionals)
Returnship (for women returning to work)
Apprenticeship Track (skills-first, no-degree-friendly)
Residency
Research & Systems Track
How to Apply
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