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"Dalit Welfare and Indian Constitution" Within Indian legal and social academia, the relationship between Dalit welfare and the Indian Constitution is a crucial topic of investigation and debate. The book's main goal is to show how the Indian Constitution has been written and modified to advance the rights and welfare of Dalits. Article 15: Prohibits discrimination based on birthplace, sex, caste, religion, or ethnicity. Article 17: Outlaws the practice of "untouchability" in all its forms and abolishes it. Article 46: Advances the economic and educational interests of Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, and other marginalised groups. The goal of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, is to stop acts of violence and dehumanisation directed towards Dalits and their tribes holds significance for. Reservations for Dalits in public jobs and education aid in giving them representation, which is required by the constitution to improve their social standing. In an effort to inform the development of Dalit welfare policies in future India, a number of these subjects have been attempted to be extensively featured in the book.