This book offers a powerful and uncompromising critique of the varna system, caste hierarchy, and untouchability, presenting them as a deep-rooted and incurable social disease within Hindu society. Drawing from the author’s poetry, songs, personal reflections, and extensive study of Dalit literature in Punjabi, Hindi, and English, the book blends creative expression with social analysis. It examines the historical origins of caste, its sub-castes, and the systemic oppression of women and so-called lower castes, highlighting centuries of social injustice, violence, and exclusion. Influenced by the ideas of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and other reformers, the book compares caste discrimination to cancer—persistent, destructive, and inherited across generations. It argues that legal reforms alone have been insufficient and calls for deep intellectual, moral, and structural transformation. Written with emotional intensity and scholarly intent, this work aims to awaken social conscience, encourage self-reflection, and contribute to the struggle for an equal, humane, and truly healthy society.

• Hardcover: 234 pages
• Publisher: White Falcon Publishing; 1 edition (February 2026)
• Author: Karam Singh
• ISBN-13: 9789376312191
• Product Dimensions: 6 x 9 inch