In this Book, Author has brought out beautifully and touching enough, how a boy who calls himself Ambedkar, changing his name, faces innumerable problems in this society. How people behave with him, what pain he undergoes on daily basis and gets belittled and booed by his senior officers, and colleagues. All these realistic, but little known by the world outside, have been put across as a first-hand experience of a Dalit boy. 

This is a fiction for sure, and the author has no intentions whatsoever, to insult any caste, faith, sections of society amidst us in free India.  Here Author tried to bring to light more and more ignored, neglected experiences of a boy from a lower rung of society, and reach more people to bring much more awareness in them, thus filling courage to drive away this social evil of discrimination. 

Key Features:

Offers a first-hand perspective on the experiences of discrimination and marginalization.

Highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing social inequalities.

Inspires readers to reflect on their own biases and prejudices.

Promotes dialogue and reflection on the complexities of caste-based discrimination.

Written with sensitivity and authenticity, drawing readers into the protagonist's journey.

Bullets Points:

Provides a poignant portrayal of the challenges faced by a Dalit boy in Indian society.

Raises awareness about the need for social justice and inclusivity.

Engaging narrative that sheds light on often overlooked aspects of marginalized communities.

A powerful exploration of identity, resilience, and the quest for dignity.

A compelling work of fiction that sparks conversations about social change and equality.