Dalit Movements in India: A Reflection
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- 1. Research Scholar, Dept. of Sociology, RCU, Belagavi, Karnataka
- 2. Professor, Dept of Sociology, S. S. Arts College and T. P. Science Institute, Sankeshwar
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Dalit movements are protest or a kind of revolution to bring change in the society based on social justice. This paper examines the journey and impact of Dalit movements, which fight against caste discrimination and untouchability. The history of Dalit movements and their modern forms show how activism has evolved from traditional protests to digital campaigns, legal efforts, and cultural expressions. It also highlights how the Dalit struggle connects with other issues like gender, class, and religion. The internal debates about strategies and partnerships within the movement, pointing out both challenges and opportunities are discussed. The contributions of Dalit thinkers, artists, and activists to Indian society are emphasized, along with their push for policy reforms, social inclusion, and empowerment. Overall, the paper portrays the Dalit movement as a flexible and evolving force, focused on achieving justice and equality in changing times.
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