Dalits in India have historically faced social and economic marginalization. Despite constitutional safeguards, disparities in income, education, and employment remain significant.
Dalits have been historically relegated to low-paying jobs, often in the informal sector, with limited access to land and business opportunities.
The government has introduced several programs to uplift Dalits:
Strengthening economic opportunities for Dalits through education, financial inclusion, and policy reforms is essential for achieving social justice and equality.
Improving the socio-economic status of Dalits requires collective efforts from the government, private sector, and civil society to ensure a more inclusive and equitable society.