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The looming danger of Ramrajya

There has been an all-out attempt in the recent years to impose brahmanical dominance. It has gathered momentum now, with the proponents of Brahmanism bent on obliterating the mark left by the great Bahujan heroes. Mohandas Nemishrai analyzes the situation in the country today

Mohandas Namishray March 30, 2018
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About The Author

Mohandas Namishray

Editor of well-known Dalit magazine 'Bayan', Mohandas Namishray is counted among the top Dalit litterateurs. Besides poems, stories and novels, he has written many books on literary criticism.

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