Thinking about the most disadvantaged, deprived, and vulnerable groups while living in a country with one of the fastest-growing economies in the world is no great surprise.In this independent country, there are those who are experiencing an identity crisis in everyday life. They are stigmatized as "Born Criminals" by society, and their numerous silent sacrifices are never documented in the pages of history. These so-called De-notified in government records have the most dreadful living conditions. The Indian government, as well as various state governments, have taken numerous steps to help them return to the mainstream, but these efforts have yet to bear fruit. The current paper is an attempt to carry the torch for these de-notified but r...
India's Dalits (formerly known as Untouchables) number around 167 million or one-sixth of India's po...
Caste determines the field of education in India. Students who belong to the lower structure of cast...
textabstractThis paper discusses the conceptualisation of group deprivation - particularly of Dalits...
Caste is a peculiar problem in Indian Society. To date, social scientists have not given any clear-c...
There are many evil practices in Hindu society one such evil is caste which divides and split societ...
This thesis is an exploration of the politicisation of caste in contemporary India through looking a...
Caste is a hierarchical system, distinguishing people’s status by determining one’s purity and pollu...
This article examines the relationship between Dalit activists' identities and their political mobil...
Laxman Gaikwad’s autobiography originally written as Uchalya and later translated into English as Th...
The Indian Society has been divided in the varna system and caste hierarchy. The lower castes have b...
The identity of Untouchable is a very complicated person. It encompasses a lengthy history of fight ...
This book examines the intersection of caste and politics in North India and highlights its contribu...
Caste is a complex ontological construction. Despite several anti-caste movements and constitutional...
Dalit term is defined as ‘masses exploited and oppressed economically, socially, culturally, in the ...
Recent debates regarding inclusion of caste in 2011 Census have raised questions about whether caste...
India's Dalits (formerly known as Untouchables) number around 167 million or one-sixth of India's po...
Caste determines the field of education in India. Students who belong to the lower structure of cast...
textabstractThis paper discusses the conceptualisation of group deprivation - particularly of Dalits...
Caste is a peculiar problem in Indian Society. To date, social scientists have not given any clear-c...
There are many evil practices in Hindu society one such evil is caste which divides and split societ...
This thesis is an exploration of the politicisation of caste in contemporary India through looking a...
Caste is a hierarchical system, distinguishing people’s status by determining one’s purity and pollu...
This article examines the relationship between Dalit activists' identities and their political mobil...
Laxman Gaikwad’s autobiography originally written as Uchalya and later translated into English as Th...
The Indian Society has been divided in the varna system and caste hierarchy. The lower castes have b...
The identity of Untouchable is a very complicated person. It encompasses a lengthy history of fight ...
This book examines the intersection of caste and politics in North India and highlights its contribu...
Caste is a complex ontological construction. Despite several anti-caste movements and constitutional...
Dalit term is defined as ‘masses exploited and oppressed economically, socially, culturally, in the ...
Recent debates regarding inclusion of caste in 2011 Census have raised questions about whether caste...
India's Dalits (formerly known as Untouchables) number around 167 million or one-sixth of India's po...
Caste determines the field of education in India. Students who belong to the lower structure of cast...
textabstractThis paper discusses the conceptualisation of group deprivation - particularly of Dalits...