The term "Dalit" refers to a group of people in India who have historically faced discrimination and social exclusion due to the caste system. Traditionally considered "untouchables," Dalits have been marginalized and denied basic rights and opportunities. In recent years, there has been a growing movement to uplift and empower Dalit communities, advocating for their rights and social justice. Dalits often work in jobs that are seen as menial or unclean, such as manual scavenging or street sweeping. Despite these challenges, many Dalits are actively fighting for equality and recognition, with leaders like B.R. Ambedkar inspiring change. Their struggle highlights the need for a more inclusive society that respects the dignity of all individuals.