महिला दलित और आदिवासी असमानताएँ (Mahila, Dalit Aur Aadivaasi Asamantaayein (Reader-3)

Book Details

• ISBN: 9788131614525

• Publisher: Rawat Publication

• Language: Hindi

• Edition: First Edition

• Pages: 299

• Cover: Paperback

• Publication Year: 2025

• Sale Territory: World

About the Book

"महिला, दलित और आदिवासी असमानताएँ" is an insightful and deeply researched book that examines the growing issue of inequality in contemporary India. As inequality continues to take new forms, the book highlights how various nations, regions, communities, and individuals grapple with disparities. It focuses on the socio-economic inequalities that have persisted within Indian society despite the framework of democratic systems.

In this book, the editor and contributors present the following key sections:

1. Women’s Inequalities: The first section focuses on the economic, social, political, and humanitarian issues related to women in India. It explores how deep-rooted gender disparities continue to affect the lives of women across various segments of society.

2. Dalit Inequalities: The second section discusses the inequalities faced by Dalits, particularly in relation to the practice of untouchability. It covers the political struggle for Dalit rights and the transformation in Dalit politics, providing a detailed look at their ongoing fight for dignity and social justice.

3. Adivasi (Tribal) Inequalities: The third section delves into the inequalities experienced by Adivasis, discussing their unique identity, their reliance on forest-based livelihoods, and the challenges they face in terms of access to education, healthcare, and other basic services. The debate here focuses on whether these communities should be integrated into mainstream society or whether they should retain their distinct identity while participating in the development process.

The book draws on contributions from leading experts and activists, offering a thorough exploration of India’s marginalized communities. The urgent need for active intervention and systemic change to address these growing inequalities is a central theme, underscoring the need for significant work to improve the lives of these communities.

About the Authors/Editors

• Hrdya Kant Diwan: An expert in the intersection of education and society, Diwan has contributed to educational programs and research. He was a founding member of the Eklavya Foundation (Madhya Pradesh) and has worked with organizations like Vidya Bhavan Society (Rajasthan) and Azim Premji University (Bengaluru).

• Sanjay Lodha: A retired professor of Political Science from Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur, Lodha is currently a senior fellow at the Development Studies Institute, Jaipur, affiliated with the Indian Council of Social Science Research.

• Arun Chaturvedi: A senior political scientist, Chaturvedi has taught at Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur. His work primarily focuses on political science and social issues.

• Manoj Rajguru: An Associate Professor at Vidya Bhavan Rural Institute, Udaipur, Rajguru specializes in political science and has been involved in research and education in this field.