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'Uncaste' is the stellar outcome of the Author's 8 years of patient and persistent research on India's Caste System and the mystery of how it survives. The book is stellar not only in the sense of decoding the sustaining mechanism of Caste but also in constructing a clear pathway to annihilate it. Hence, what begins as a scholarly exposition passionately progresses in issuing a manifesto to perish the Caste System. By completely tilting the perspective of the readers and compelling them to look at the caste system through the institution of marriage and family, 'Uncaste' succeeds in prickling the most progressive minds that deceive to be Casteless. The stigma of Unmarriageability expounded by the Author glaringly challenges the intellectual acumen of the Sociologists and Scholars in rightly studying the system of Caste. Academicians are forced to enter into the bloated vacuum that they have so far bypassed in their study. And, Law-makers are cornered to bring in Abolition of Caste into the Constitution. For the Young generation that yearns for an ideal society but casually overlooks the stains of discrimination that it makes, this book means a spearhead into their conscience. Close to 80,000 words in total, two chapters of this book have already found its place in International Journals.

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Bhatkal & Sen (Publisher): Certainly, this is an original way to understand the very real situation of untouchability as it comes to inter-caste-marriage. Not much has been done on these issues focusing on kinship and family. Cambridge (Publisher): The area of your work appears to be quite interesting. SAGE Publications (Publisher): This is an interesting subject area. V.Geetha (Author and Feminist Scholar): This is a very intriguing manuscript, with a great deal of potential for being developed into an original treatise on caste and untouchability. Suraj Yengde (Author, 'Caste Matters'): It is an exciting concept and needs serious attention. I enjoyed your style. Vidya Bhushan Rawat(Author and Columnist): This work looks enormous and highly impressive as well as essential. Kalpana Kannabiran (Director, Council for Social Development)The book looks very interesting.

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