Towards a practical Dalit Theology: a study on the status and relevance of Dalit theology among grass roots Dalit Christians in their struggle against caste oppression [PDF]
, 2012 This study seeks to develop a more practical and praxis-driven approach to Dalit Theology and its engagement with grassroots Dalit Christians. Dalit Theology is contextual and liberative.
John Packianathan, Vincent Manoharan
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The Dalit Identity: Interrogating Dalit Literature and the need for Dalit Women’s Autobiography
International Journal of English Literature and Social SciencesThe need for a Dalit feminist position is deeply rooted in the structural and generational experience of discrimination that Dalit women face—both within and outside the broader Dalit movement and Indian feminism. As Bama Faustina Susairaj highlights, the Dalit identity carries a stigma that persists regardless of social mobility, education, or ...
Saha, O. (Oly)
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சுகிர்தராணியின் கவிதைகளில் தலித் பெண்ணிய பிரதிநிதித்துவ அரசியல் / Dalit Feminist Representation of Politics in Sukirdharani Poems [PDF]
Chenkaantal, 2023 Poet Sukirdharani has been working against the contemporary violence against Dalit women and for Dalit women to be represented in political power. Different from the common feminist ideology, Dalit has made the ideology of women the subject of his ...
திருமதி வெ. அம்பிகா / Mrs. V. Ambika
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Prevalence and Associated Factors of Smoking Pattern Among Adult Women and Men in Nepal: Evidence From Demographic and Health Survey 2022. [PDF]
Public Health ChallThe prevalence of smoking in Nepal remains substantially higher among men than women and is strongly associated with province, caste/ethnicity, education, occupation, age, and alcohol consumption. These findings highlight the need for equity‐oriented and socioculturally responsive Tabacco control strategies in Nepal.
Thasineku OC, Gurung YB, Pandit S.
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Revista Alicantina de Estudios Ingleses, 2023 Dalit literature articulates the oppression and exploitation faced by Dalits in a caste-ridden society as it records their social and cultural lives before and after India’s independence.
Bianca Cherechés
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The Doubly Marginalized Self in 20th Century Dalit Autobiographies
Nesir: Edebiyat Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2023 This paper situates the genre of autobiography in the context of Indian society, which is divided on the basis of caste, lowest among them being Dalits.
Vishakha Kardam
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Socio-Economic Realities of Muslim Dalits Women in India During Covid-19
International Journal of Islamic Khazanah, 2022 Contemporary India is a primitive, patriarchal society of various feudal tribes. When we refer to caste in the political and economic structures of many cultures, we understand the apparent dichotomy between faith and the role of "one woman".
Rimmi Datta, Jayanta Mete
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Dahankal: A Subaltern Speaks Aesthetically
Transcript: An e-Journal of Literary and Cultural Studies, 2022 This essay explores the theme of the Bengali novel Dahankal and places it in the Dalit literary corpus of Bengal. To do this a historical survey in the field of Dalit literature of Bengal is presented along with an explanation of the phrase ‘Dalit ...
Susmita Basu
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Strength and Resilience in Tamil Dalit Literature: Examining Dalit Feminism through the Lens of Bama’s Works and Western Feminist Theory [PDF]
International Journal of Tamil Language and Literary Studies, 2023 India has a rich history of literature. But it had been governed by the writings of the men and the privileged class for the longest time. The emergence of Dalit writing in Tamil Nadu was a crucial step towards resisting hegemonised dogmas and reclaiming
Anju Maria Sebastian
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Being Insider-Outsider: Public Policy, Social Identity, and Delivery of Healthcare Services in India
Caste, 2022 The pivotal role of community level workers in the delivery of public services is well-recognized. But, they often fail to provide equal opportunities to all ‘eligible’ beneficiaries to utilize a variety of public services.
G. C. Pal
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