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Explore the critical role of the police and judiciary in safeguarding human rights for Dalits with the ‘Encyclopaedia of Dalits In India (Human Rights: Role of Police And Judiciary), Vol. 13th’. Published in 2002 by Kalpaz Publications, this comprehensive 456-page reference volume, ISBN 9788178351285, delves deep into the socio-legal landscape impacting Scheduled Castes and other marginalized communities. Authored by Sanjay Paswan and Paramanshi Jaideva, this English hardcover edition is an essential resource for understanding the complexities of justice, discrimination, and legal recourse. Perfect for researchers, activists, and anyone seeking in-depth knowledge on Dalit human rights and the Indian legal system. Add this vital volume to your collection at The Bookish Owl today.

Explore the rich and complex history of Dalits in India with Volume 11 of the Encyclopaedia of Dalits in India. Authored by renowned social scientist and MP Dr. Sanjay Paswan and esteemed historian Dr. Paramsnshi Jaideva, this comprehensive volume delves deep into Dalit affairs. Published by Kalpaz Publications, this 307-page hardcover reference work, designated by ISBN 9788178350295, is an essential resource for understanding Scheduled Castes, OBCs, and minorities. Gain invaluable insights into sociology and Dalit literature through the meticulous research of these distinguished scholars. ‘The Bookish Owl’ proudly presents this authoritative encyclopaedia, meticulously compiled over years of dedicated effort for students, researchers, and anyone seeking profound knowledge on the subject.

Explore the rich history and vital contributions of Dalit leaders with the ‘Encyclopaedia of Dalits in India: v. 4’. Authored by Sanjay Paswan and Paramanshi Jaideva, this comprehensive volume (ISBN 9788178350332) published by Kalpaz Publications offers deep insights into the lives and movements of influential Dalit figures. Covering subjects like Scheduled Castes, OBCs, minorities, and sociology, this 336-page English reference book is an essential resource for understanding social justice and leadership within India. Discover the foundational narratives and impactful legacies that continue to shape societal discourse. Add this indispensable volume to your collection at The Bookish Owl today for a thorough exploration of Dalit leadership.