Discover how Maslow’s theories of self-actualisation apply to India’s Dalits. This insightful book re-imagines pastoral care and counselling, challenging the idea that unmet needs hinder growth. It explores how figures like Ambedkar exhibited self-actualisation, demonstrating the inherent positive values and self-motivation found within Dalit communities. By correcting historical misconceptions that portray Dalits as ‘broken people’, this work offers a vital perspective on resilience. An essential read for academics, counsellors, social reformers, and anyone interested in Dalit studies and psychological well-being in India.