abstract

Dalit literature primarily acts as a human and social history record, exploring the experiences of those who have lived through centuries of economic and social exploitation in India. On the other hand, social equality is making inroads into Indian society. Activists' efforts and the revolutionary potential of Dalit literature are responsible for this encouraging trend. More and more Dalit people are speaking up and sharing their experiences, which is helping to propel conversations about social justice and equality, which is leading to a more equal and inclusive society.