Annihilation of Caste

The book presents a bold critique of Hinduism and its entrenched caste system, advocating for social justice and equality. Written in 1936, it challenges the status quo and calls for the annihilation of caste, making it a seminal work in Indian political thought. Ambedkar's arguments highlight the need for reform and the importance of recognizing human dignity, positioning the text as a crucial piece in the discourse on social justice and human rights in India.