EWS: The Quota To End All Quotas
EWS: The Quota To End All Quotas offers a critical examination of the Economic Weaker Sections (EWS) quota and its potential ramifications on India’s reservation framework. This incisive analysis probes whether the introduction of EWS represents a significant shift that could undermine or dismantle existing reservation policies. Featuring perspectives from leading Bahujan political leaders, legal experts, and activists, the book provides a comprehensive exploration of the evolving dynamics of caste-based reservations and their broader implications for social equity.

What Babasaheb Ambedkar Means To Me
What Babasaheb Ambedkar Means To Me compiles profound reflections on the transformative impact of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s life and work. Through a collection of personal essays and testimonies, this book illustrates how Ambedkar’s visionary principles continue to resonate deeply with individuals advocating for social justice. Each contribution highlights Ambedkar’s enduring legacy and its significance in shaping contemporary struggles for equality, offering readers an intimate glimpse into the enduring relevance of his revolutionary ideas.

Guja-ratri: Reflections on Moditva
Guja-ratri: Reflections on Moditva provides a nuanced critique of Narendra Modi’s political ideology and its influence on modern India. This book explores the concept of “Moditva” and its impact on socio-political structures, including caste and nationalism. Through rigorous analysis and reflection, the book engages with the ideological currents shaping contemporary politics and invites readers to critically evaluate the intersections of policy and identity in today’s political landscape.

Hatred in the Belly
Hatred in the Belly delves into the persistent and complex antagonism faced by Dalit Bahujans within Brahminic India. This collection of essays and speeches examines the ongoing resistance against Ambedkarite thought and the broader struggle for social justice. The book offers a critical assessment of how Brahminic ideologies attempt to marginalize and undermine the quest for equality, providing a thought-provoking exploration of resistance and the fight for recognition within a deeply entrenched caste system.