Explore the empowering narratives of India’s marginalized communities in “Voices from the Periphery: Subalternity and Empowerment in India.” This insightful book reverses the traditional gaze, amplifying the voices of low castes, tribes, and other subaltern groups. Delving into political, economic, and cultural factors, it highlights their autonomous assertions and challenges exclusive definitions of societal elements. Discover how critical histories, anthropological explorations of fringe societies, and everyday ethnography reveal potent struggles against power and hegemony. Ideal for students and readers interested in sociology, anthropology, politics, history, minority studies, cultural studies, social development, and the complexities of subaltern identity and marginality in India.