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Caste in Modern India: Atrocities Against Dalits

Social Science

Caste in Modern India: Atrocities Against Dalits

By Ramesh Jare and Sampat Kale

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ISBN 13
9789385046117
ISBN 10
938504611X
Publisher
SP (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Year
2017
Pages
Binding
HB

Description

The present book focuses on caste-based atrocities, prejudices and discrimination discourses in India. Though the nature of humiliation and discriminations has changed but the people mindset has not changed towards the lower strata of the society. Atrocities on dalits have increased in post-colonial era besides having strong legislations to prevent atrocities and affirmative measures across the country. The credentials of Sukhadeo Thorat, the most penetrating mind since B. R. Ambedkar, in analysing Indian society, economy and polity in all their correlates and dynamics, are unexceptionable and unquestionable. His article which forms the first chapter of the book is wide-ranging, insightful, thought-provoking and inspiring. There are fifteen articles prepared by well-known scholars. The range of the articles from rural reality to education and media analyses caste dynamics and persistence of caste in society of India. The book consists of fifteen research papers which were presented at a conference on the issues of caste based discrimination, atrocities against dalits and caste as a everyday practice in Indian society held in Tuljapur in June 2015. The issue of caste atrocities on dalits is the age old phenomenon in Indian society. The present volume deals with this issue of caste atrocities in various forms such as social, political, cultural, educational, and economic phenomenon of the dalits in contemporary society. The book analyses the issues and challenges in the context of modern society of India. There is a wide range of papers presented by scholars, researchers and well known academicians. There is a detail account of ontology of caste practices in society of India. This book will be useful for academicians, social activists, development professionals, researchers, policy makers and students of social sciences- mental moral and humanities and social work disciplines as well.

Table of Contents

Foreword , List of Contributors , List of Contributors , Preface , Acknowledgements , Why Caste Atrocities Still Persist and How to Prevent Them, Caste Violence against Dalits in Post-colonial Period , Changing Nature of Caste and Caste based Atrocities against Dalits: A Case Study of Kharda, Ahmednagar Dist, Maharashtra, Atrocities and Discrimination Against Dalits: A Critical  Examination of the Response of the Law,Contemporary Caste Conflict and Violence in  Maharashtra, Development under the Threat of Caste Atrocities in  Post-Colonialism (Study of Caste Atrocities on Dalits and their Impact on Their Participation in Public Sphere), Anti-Oppressive Social Work Theory and Practice: Contextualising the Caste Debate in Indian Social Work Education, Social Hegemony and Atrocities against Scheduled Castes of Andhra Pradesh Human Rights Perspective, Social Exclusion, Mobility Strategy and Atrocities against Dalits in Gujarat, Caste-less India? Atrocities and Dalit Activism , Changing Discourses and Experiences of Caste based Discrimination in Higher Education, Denial of Dalit Access to Water in Marathwada: Multi-  Case Study Approach, Exclusion of Dalit and Atrocities in Celebrating Hindu Rituals, Mapping the Movements and Atrocities A Study of Dalit Movements in Gujarat, Casteist Media and Atrocities on Dalits , Subject IndexÂ