Caste and religion are widely acknowledged aspects of Indian society, yet they remain among the most under-discussed issues. Academics, students, social scientists, politicians, and lawyers in India have not sufficiently addressed the complexities of the caste system. This is in part due to the pervasive belief that caste represents an uncomfortable truth in Indian society.

Additionally, there is a hesitancy to engage in conversations about caste, often driven by the fear of backlash from both the higher and lower castes. Consequently, discussions regarding caste and caste-based ideologies have been relatively rare. Compounding this reluctance is the fact that caste in India is intricately intertwined with political practices, discouraging many scholars from exploring this subject for fear of political repercussions.

Remarkably, even educational institutions, which should ideally promote open-minded thinking and debate, tend to sideline the issue of caste in their academic agendas.

This paper serves as an exploration of the cultural identity of Dalits. It also introduces novel ideas regarding their experiences and struggles."

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