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ref="fem" [1] Blogger Vidyut Kale on being politically incorrect publisher=Femina (India) femina.in date=2 May 2017 author=Hemchhaya De
ref="id2" [2] After Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Kapil Sibal gets a sarcastic site on himself publisher=India Today date=3 August 2013
quote: The daredevil homemaker-cum-blogger shot into news with her blogs on the Keenan and Reuben murders in Mumbai. It was her efforts that helped the poor families get the attention that their case required and helped prevent the killers from going scot-free.
ref="I2day-20130730a" [3] Meet the brain behind the sarcasm sites on Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi date=2012-03-27 work=India Today
* This is usable but wont count towards RS. (Suggested by COI editor and I have used in article Djm-leighpark (talk) 10:50, 18 September 2019 (UTC) )[reply]
These are references from article not yet analyzed.
ref="nyt-20120328a" [8] When Home Is No Refuge for Women last=Roy first=Nilanjana S. date=27 March 2012 work=The New York Timesissn=0362-4331
quote: Vidyut Kale is a corporate trainer and blogger who has written extensively about witnessing domestic violence in her family as a child, and then confronting abuse — emotional, financial and sexual — in her own marriage.
ref="orf" [9] page=4-7 Gender and Identity on Social Media journal=Observer Research Foundation issue=87 date=January 2015 author=Nishtha Gautam
quote: Vidyut Kale, a stay-at-home mother and an online activist from Maharashtra, often tweets about the domestic abuse which she says she suffers at the hands of her husband. She faces as much abuse for her radical socio-political views as she gets for washing her dirty linen in public.
ref="ep-20101207a" [10] Indian woman mirrors WikiLeaks date=7 December 2010 publisher=ePathram
quote: Vidyut Kale, a behavioural scientist and corporate trainer based in Mumbai says that she felt that the Indian media has made a mess of the way the WikiLeaks revelations were reported.
ref="toi-20150625a" [11] The real housewives of Twitter - Times of India website=The Times of India date=25 June 2015 author1=Robin David author2=Sharmila Ganesan Ram
ref="mint" [12] liveMint: Free Speech | Virtual empowerment last=Sathe first=Gopal date=2 November 2012 publisher=Mint (newspaper) Mint
quote: Blogger Vidyut Kale has run www.aamjanta.com for six years. Mumbai-based Kale has written about corruption in the past and when someone sends her proof about a scam or a particular case, she posts the details on her website.
ref="pcq-mag-2012a" [13] EDITORIAL: The world will remember 2012 as the year India tried every form of censorship imaginable on the internet, and failed. publisher=PCQuest (magazine) date=28 May 2012
quote: Activist-blogger Vidyut Kale got a take-down notice for her blog post about a raid on a yacht party, where she exposed a history of financial misdealings. She too got a taste of Rule (3)
ref="aa1" [14] page=384-385 HUMAN RIGHTS AND DIGITAL MEDIA: A STUDY ON THE STATUS OF FREE SPEECH IN VIRTUAL WORLD WITH RESPECT TO US, UK & INDIAN OUTLOOK author=Namrata Chakraborty (Symbiosis Law School) journal=International Journal of Law and Legal Jurisprudence Studies volume=3 issue=3
quote: Indian Scenario: Vidyut Kale date=July 2016 issn=2348-8212
ref="un1" [15] title=List of organisations and individuals supporting civil society input to the UN Working Group looking at institutional mechanisms for global governance of the Internet publisher=IT For Change date=September 2013
ref="psainath" [17] Articles by Vidyut Kayle publisher=psainath.org
ref="quint" [18] Dear Centre & UIDAI, Please Stop Misdirecting Us on Aadhaar date=18 May 2018 publisher=The Quint
ref="DailyO" [19] Articles by Vidyut Kale publisher=DailyO
quote: She is a blogger and commentator on social and socio-political issues
ref="MediaNama" [20] Cracked Aadhaar enrollment and updation software for sale on the black market: Report publisher=MediaNama author1=Vidyut Kale author2=Nikhil Pahwa date=1 May 2018
quote: Vidyut is a commentator on socio-political issues with a keen interest in behavioral sciences, digital rights and security and manages to engage her various proficiencies to bring an unusual perspective to issues related with the intersection of tech and people.
ref="MediaNama-2" [21] Articles by Vidyut Kale publisher=MediaNama
ref="Yale-PS" [22] Sitting down with P. Sainath date=10 March 2015 publisher=The Yale Herald author=Vidyut Kale
ref="JLO-AN-bk" [23] page=144 Developing news global journalism and the coverage of “third world” development author1=Jairo Lugo-Ocando author2=An Nguyen isbn=9780415621823 date=1 January 2017 publisher=Taylor & Francis
ref="FridayTimes" [27] publisher=The Friday Times Peace after Pathankot author=Khuldune Shahid] date=8 January 2016
quote: Indian sociopolitical blogger Vidyut Kale believes that while critics of Modi will not spare the opportunity to question him, most of them – except Shiv Sena – are very pro-talks.
ref="IndiaTimes" [28] Team AIB apologises to Christian community date=10 February 2015 author=DIVYA RAJAGOPAL publisher=India Times
quote: "Knowing the state of breaking law to create outrage, profiting from it, and ENDORSING them with public apology after apology. AIB FAIL," tweeted Vidyut Kale, blogger and a frequenter commentator on the micro blogging site Twitter.
ref="book" [29] page=148 Thoughts on India at aamjanata.com: from differences to diversity last=Kale first=Vidyut date=October 2012 publisher=OmniScriptum Saarbrücken BloggingBooks isbn=978-3841770233 oclc=863996004
The following are possible suggestions that were being good faith gathered by COI Editor. Most or even all are likely unusable in this article. Some may be gatherings for another possible article. They are all brought here for possible consideration.Djm-leighpark (talk) 17:04, 26 April 2019 (UTC) I am working through these at a snails pace in my own way and will remove or embellish or check out subjects one by one. Thankyou. Djm-leighpark (talk) 08:59, 27 April 2019 (UTC) Finding time hard to do this but will make a categorisation start. This categorisation is more weighted towards predicted mainspace useability rather than the RL seriousness of any content.Djm-leighpark (talk) 11:11, 12 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]
Quoted among public figures opposing political targeting of liberal intellectuals as "Urban Naxals" and incitement of hate and violence against them when Vivek Agnihotri made a public call asking for names to be added to a list of "Urban Naxals"[9][10].
"How Social Media is leading the charge and changing the country" by Ankit Lal mentions Vidyut's work in opposing Aadhaar and an incident investigating the public posting of an Aadhaar number as protest[11] by an anonymous supporter of the ruling party [12]
Tweets on "Everyday Sexism" (Twitter campaign) quoted in book "misogynation: the true scale of sexism" [13]
Among responses analyzed in use of social media [14]
Raised alarm about normalization of violence against women with rising gang rapes [15]
Exposing appropriation of FoE activism for political propaganda by Bharatiya Janata Party [16]
Poems by Ramu Ramanathan about experiences of various Hindu mythological characters when they did not have an Aadhaar card[19] were posted on aadhaar.fail[20] as protest art [21][22]
