Dalits and the Indian Constitution by Anand Teltumbde is a sharp and provocative examination of how constitutional promises have shaped, and often failed to transform, the lived realities of Dalits in India. Combining legal insight with social critique, the book explores the gap between rights on paper and justice in practice.
Readers interested in caste, democracy, and public policy will find a thoughtful, challenging read that questions assumptions about equality and reform. Dalits and the Indian Constitution invites reflection on the Indian republic, social power, and the ongoing struggle for dignity and representation.
