Mulk Raj Anand's novel "Untouchable" delves into the life of Bakha, an untouchable boy, and his experiences of discrimination and social injustice.

The novel explores the forbidden love between Ammu, an upper-caste woman, and Velutha, a lower-caste man, and the tragic consequences of their relationship.

Omprakash Valmiki's autobiography offers a firsthand account of the struggles and discrimination faced by Dalits in Indian society.

The novel follows the journey of Balram Halwai, a lower-caste man, as he navigates the complexities of the caste system and seeks social mobility.

Perumal Murugan's "One Part Woman" delves into the tragic consequences of caste violence and its impact on the lives of Ponni, a young woman, and her family.

The novel follows the journey of Ramesh Kumar, a Dalit student, as he navigates the challenges and opportunities of social mobility in a rapidly changing India.

Bama Faustina's "Karukku" offers a powerful portrayal of the lives of Dalit women and their resistance against caste-based discrimination and violence.

The novel focuses on the life of Gauri Mitra, a young woman from a lower-caste family, and her experiences during the Naxalite movement.

Manu Joseph's "Serious Men" satirizes the caste system and its impact on politics and social mobility through the story of Ayyan Mani, a Dalit man who rises to prominence.

The novel offers a unique perspective on the "Mahabharata" by focusing on the experiences and struggles of Draupadi, a woman from a lower-caste family.

Amitav Ghosh's "Sea of Poppies" delves into the lives of individuals from different caste backgrounds during the Opium Wars and the British Raj.

The novel presents a humorous and satirical take on Indian history through the eyes of Ved Vyas, the legendary author of the "Mahabharata".

Anita Desai's "Clear Light of Day" delves into the lives of the Das family and their struggles with caste discrimination and social change in a small Indian town.

The novel follows the journey of Sai, a young woman from a lower-caste family, as she navigates the challenges and complexities of life during the Partition of India.

Rohinton Mistry's "Such a Long Journey" delves into the lives of the Mistrys, a Parsi family, and their struggles with caste discrimination and social change in Bombay.