Bibliography

1. ARG-DU. (2016, May 31). Ambedkarite vs Left Debate: A Bahujan Perspective.

Retrieved June 28, 2016, from Ambedkar Reading Group:
https://argdu.wordpress.com/2016/05/31/the-ambedkarite-left-debate-abahujan-perspective/
2. Bargi, D. (2014). DALITISA TION OF CIVIL SOCIETY - The Story of Round Table
India. Voice of Dalit , 7 (2), 217-226.
3. Chalam, K. (2007). Caste Based Reservations and Human Development in
India. New Delhi: Sage.
4. Collective, A. A. (2015). Hatred in the Belly. Hyderabad: The Shared Mirror.
5. EPW. (2016). Rohith's Living Legacy. EPW , 51 (6).
6. Fairclough, N. (2003). Analyzing Discourse. London: Routledge .
7. Garalyte, K. (2015). Subaltern Autonomy: Dalit Students Identity Politics in
India. Groups and Environments , 4, 49-76.
8. George, S. (2010). Hostel Schemes for Dalit Students: Continuing Exclusion.
Economic and Political Weekly , XL5 (25), 29-32.
9. Ghosh, J. (2006). Case for Caste-based Quotas in Higher Education. Economic
and Political Weekly , 41 (24), 2428-2432.
10.Gopal Guru, V. G. (2000). New Phase of Dalit-Bahujan Intellectual Activity.
Economic and Political Weekly , 35 (3), 130-134.
11.Gorringe, H. (2015). Dalit women's education in modern India: double
discrimination. Contemporary South Asia , 23 (1), 101-102.
12.Guru, G. (1993). Dalit Movement in Mainstream Sociology. Economic and
Political Weekly , 570-573.
13.Ilaiah, K. (2006). Merit of Reservations. Economic and Political Weekly , 41
(24), 2447-2449.
14.Ilaiah, K. (1996). Why I am Not a Hindu. Kolkata: Samya.
15.Kumar, V. (2016). Discrimination on Campuses of Higher Learning - A
Perspective from Below. Economic and Political Weekly , L1 (6), 12-15.
16.Malik, S. K. (2014). Dalit Identity - The Hermeneutical Understanding and an
Epistemological Alternative Worldview. Voice of Dalit , 7 (1), 45-60.
17.Nagaraj, D. (2010). Threefold Tensions . In D. N. al, The Flaming Feet and
other essays (pp. 93-109). Ranikhet: Permanent Black.

18.Neelakantan, S. (2011). In India, Caste Discrimination Still Plagues University

Campuses. Chronicle of Higher Education , 58 (17).
19.Ovichegan, S. (2014). Social exclusion, social inclusion and passing: the
experiences of Dalit students at one elite Indian university. International
Journal of Inclusive Education , 18 (4), 359378.
20.Professor Sukhadeo Thorat, D. K. (2007). Report of the Committee to Enquire
into the Allegation of Differential Treatment of SC/ST Students in All India
Institute of Medical Science, Delhi. Delhi: Government of India.
21.Rogers, M. (2008). Modernity,authenticity, and ambivalence: Subaltern
masculinities on a south Indian campus. Journal of the Royal Anthropological ,
14, 79-95.
22.Somanathan, R. (2006). Assumptions and Arithmetic of Caste-Based
Reservations. Economic and Political Weekly , 41 (24), 2436-2438.
23.Teltumbde, A. (1997). Ambedkar' In And For The Post-Ambedkar Dalit
Movement. Retrieved June 27, 2016, from ambedkar.org:
http://www.ambedkar.org/Babasaheb/postambedkar.htm
24.Teltumbde, A. (2004, November 22). Reservation in Private Sector: An
Overview of the proposition. Retrieved June 26, 2016, from Ambedkar.org:
http://www.ambedkar.org/vivek/reservation112204.htm
25.Teltumbde, A. (2009). Reservations within Reservations: A Solution. Economic
and Political Weekly , 44 (41/42), 16-18.
26.Teltumbde, A. (2016). Rohith Vemulas Death - A Noose around the Bharatiya
Janata Party's Neck. Economic and Political Weekly , L1 (6), 10-11.
27.Teltumbde, A. (2011). The Persistence of Caste: India's Hidden Apartheid and
the Khairlanji Murders. New Delhi: Navayana.
28.Thorat, S. (2006). Paying the Social debt. Economic and Political Weekly , 41
(24), 2432-2435.
29.Tomar, M. (2013). Dalit and Politics in Modern India. Delhi: A.K Publications.
30.Yadav, S. D. (2006). Redesigning Affirmative Action: Castes and Benefits in
Higher Education. Economic and Political Weekly , 41 (24), 2419-2424.
31.Young, C. J. (2012). Waiting for change: youth, caste and politics in India.
Economy and Society , 41 (4), 638-661.
32.Zacharias, S. D. (2013). Beyond Inclusion: The Practice of Equal Access in
Indian Higher Education. New Delhi: Routledge.

1. Jenkins, Laura Dudley. Identity and Identification in India: Defining the

Disadvantaged. New York and London: Routledge Curzon, 2003.
2. New Politics of Identity - Bhikhu Parekh
3. Wretched of the earth - Fanon
4. Orientalism - Said
5. Black Skin, White masks - Fanon
6. A secular Age - Charles Taylor
7. Modern Social Imaginaries - Charles Taylor
8. Sources of the Self - making of the modern identity - Charles Taylor
9. Identity and Difference - Etienne Balibar
10.Identity and Culture - narratives of difference and belonging - Chris Weedon
11.Social justice in Age of Identity Politics - Nancy Fraser
12.Epistemology of the Closet - Sedgwick
13.New social movements from ideology to identity - Larana
14.Multicultural States rethinking identity and difference - David Bennett
15.Justice and the politics of difference - Iris marion Young
16.Identity in Democracy - Amy Gutmann
17.Multiculturalism - Amy Gutmann (ed)
18.Place and the politics of identity - Steve Pile
19.Black Power Movement - Rebecca Rissman
20.Representing whiteness in the black imagination - Bell Hooks
21.Where we stand - Class matters - Bell Hooks
22.The Autobiography of Malcolm X
23.Women, Race, Class - Angela Davis
24.The Power Elite - C Wright Mills
25.Imagined Communities - Benedict Anderson
26.The Location of Culture - Homi Bhaba

27.Clash of Civilizations - Huntington

28.World of the third - Anjan Chak, Anup Dhar
29.On Populist Reason - Ernesto Laclau
30.Hegemony and Socialist Strategy - Laclau
31.Our Modernity - Partha Chatterjee
32.Habitations of modernity - Dipesh chakrabarty
33.The Darker nations - Vijay Prashad
34.Black Feminist thought - Patricia Collins
35.A dying colonialism - Fanon
36.Discipline and Punish - Foucault
37.Foucault reader - Power
38.Toward the African revolution - Fanon
39.Culture and imperialism - Said
40.Pedagogy of the oppressed - Friere
41.How Europe underdeveloped Africa - Walter Rodney
42.Modernity of tradition - Rudolph and Rudolph
43.Prison Notebooks - Gramsci
44.

1. Ambedkar, B.R. Caste in India:Their Mechanism, Genesis and Development.

Vol. Vol. XLI. New Delhi: Indian Antiquary, 1917.
2. Ambedkar, B. R. The Untouchables: Who were They and When They became
Untouchables. Jalandhar: Bheem Patrika Prakashan, 1948.
3. Bandyopadhyay, Shekhar. Caste, Protest and Identity in Colonial India: The
Namasudras of Bengal, 1872-1947. New Delhi: OUP, 2011.
4. Dumont, Louis. Homo Hierarchicus. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1970.
5. Dirks, Nicholas B. Castes of Mind. New Delhi: Permanent Black, 2002.

6. Dutt, N. K. Origin and Growth of caste in India.

7. Ghurye, G. S. Caste and Race in India. Bombay: Popular Prakashan, 1932.
8. Hutton, J. J. Caste in India: Its Nature, Function and Origins. New Delhi: OUP,
1963.
9. Kothari, Rajni: Caste in Indian Politics
10.Mani, Braj Ranjan. Debrahmanising History. New Delhi: Manohar, 2005.
11.Dalits in Modern India - SM Michael
12.Caste and Dalit Lifewolrds - Debjani Ganguly
13.From Untouchable to Dalit - Eleanor Zelliot
14.Dalits Struggle for Identity - Chinna Rao Yagati
15.Dalitisation of Dalits - Ashok Kumar Jha
16.Towards a non-Brahmin millennium - Geetha and Rajadurai
17.Cracked Mirror - Gopal Guru
18.Humiliation - Gopal Guru
19.Caste: Its 20th century avatar - Srinivas
20.Indias silent revolution - Jaffrelot
21.Dalits in Dravidian Land - S. Viswanath
22.The Pariah Problem - Rupa Viswanath
23.Caste, Society, Politics - Bayly
24.Subalternity, exclusion and social change - Pankaj and Pande
25.Untouchable Citizen - Gorringe
26.Caste hierarchy and individualism - Khare
27.Caste in contemporary India - S. Jodhkha
28.No freedom with caste - Aloysius
29.Low caste movement: from Phule. - O Hanlon
30.Caste based reservations in India - Chalam
31.Problem of Caste - Deshpande

32.Dalits and Democratic Revolution - Omvedt

33.Dalits and Democratic Politics - G. Shah
34.Caste Question - Anupama Rao
35.Blocked by Caste - Thorat
36.Dalits in India - Thorat
37.Understanding Caste - Omvedt
38.Dalit identity and politics - G. Shah
39.Towards Sociology of Dalits - Paramjit Judge
40.Caste in Question - Dipankar Gupta
41.Buddishm in India challenging Brahmnism - Omvedt
42.Subalternity and Religion - Prehistory of Dalit empowerment - Milind
Wakankar
43.Untouchable Freedom - a social history of dalits - Vijay Prashad
44.Caste, class and power - Andre Beteille
45.Sudras in ancient India - RS Sharma
46.

1. Debating New Social movements - Su H. Lee

2. Developmental State and Dalit Question - Sudha Pai
3. Social movement Vol 1 - Oomen
4. Passive revolution in Bengal - Samaddar
5. The Biopolitics of Development - Samaddar
6. Emergence of the political subject - Samaddar
7. Dislocation and Development - Anjan Chak and Anup Dhar
8. New Subjects and New Governance - Samaddar
9. Development as Freedom - A. Sen
10.Nation and its Fragments - Partha Chatterjee

11.Conceits of Civil Society - Neera Chandhoke

12.The politics of the governed - Partha Chatterjee
13.Democracy and Development in india - Atul Kohli
14.Dominance without hegemony - Ranajit guha
15.<more on student movements, concept of autonomous movements>
16.Encountering Development - Escobar
17.Post civil society - Ajay Gudavarthy
18.Seeing the State: Governance and Governmentality in India - Corbridge
19.Social movement and the state - G. Shah