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Dalit Panther: A call to fight for Dalit identity

Maharashtra’s Dalit Panther movement is an inspiration for a just struggle. It has given the Dalit movement an ideal. J.V. Pawar was one of the founders of the movement. His book 'Dalit Panther: An Authoritative History' presents the complete picture of the movement, writes Mohandas Nemishrai

Mohandas Nemishrai February 27, 2018
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About The Author

Mohandas Nemishrai

Mohandas Nemishrai, the editor of the well-know Dalit magazine Bayan, is counted among top Dalit litterateurs. Besides poems, short stories and novels, he has written many books on literary criticism.

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