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The book “Dalit Agenda and Grazing Land to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled” is a source of detailed and informative material on important issues of India like Dalit rights, land reforms and social justice. The study of Dalit groups and organisations in India and their political, social, and economic agendas forms the book's main subjects. Affirmative action measures (such reservations), land reform, education, and economic development programmes are among the topics covered in this conversation on Dalit empowerment. It has been examined how India's land reform policies have affected the distribution of grazing land to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. It covers the government's policies, the historical backdrop, the difficulties in implementation, and the effects on Dalit groups. The purpose of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act is to safeguard the safety and welfare of Dalit and other tribal people by preventing atrocities against them. This discussion will focus on the act's significance and its execution. Investigating more general questions of social justice, land rights, and distribution in India, with a focus on marginalised groups like tribals and Dalit. An examination of the organisations, leaders, and activists among the Dalit who support land rights, social justice, and a wider Dalit agenda. Political tactics, case studies, and grassroots movements are all included. The book will offer insightful perspectives on the difficulties encountered by Dalit groups and their endeavours towards equality, representation, and empowerment.