The Doctor and The Saint by Arundhati Roy is a provocative and deeply researched exploration of one of India’s most important ideological debates: Ambedkar versus Gandhi on caste, race, and social justice. Drawing from the legacy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and the politics around Annihilation of Caste, Roy examines the moral and political tensions that shaped modern India.
Thought-provoking and sharp in tone, this book is ideal for readers interested in history, social reform, politics, and critical essays on equality and discrimination. It invites reflection on power, privilege, and the unfinished struggle against caste oppression.
