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The book "Encyclopedia of Dalit" throws light on the history, hardships, culture and social contributions of the Dalit people. In India and other South Asian countries, the caste system that has long treated certain groups of people as untouchable or outcast is known by the label "Dalit", which means "broken/scattered" in Sanskrit. The Dalit movement grew stronger over time, striving for empowerment, social justice and equality while opposing caste prejudice. The body of knowledge on this subject has also increased, offering a practical perspective on the cultural and socio-economic aspects of Dalit life. An investigation of the origin of the caste system, its history, religion and social impact. Important players and turning points in the Dalit rights movement, the work of activists like B.R. Ambedkar is also included. The book provides a detailed explanation of the various types of prejudice Dalits experience, such as being denied access to public spaces, health facilities and educational opportunities. This series examines the ways in which caste-based discrimination affects the employment, income, and economic prospects of Dalits.The encyclopedia on the topic, which also serves as a medium for advocacy and awareness-raising, highlights the successes and resilience of Dalits while also drawing attention to the injustices they face. It is advisable that anyone who wishes to know more about the subject should study all 15 volumes to ensure that, given the continuous nature of social and political developments, the book is an accurate representation of Dalit conditions today. represents.