Mulk Raj Anand is widely recognized for his literary contributions that shed light on the struggles and experiences of the Dalit community in India.

The protagonist of 'Untouchable', Bakha, is a young sweeper who faces discrimination and prejudice due to his caste.

Premchand's novel 'Rangbhoomi' delves into the issue of caste discrimination and the struggles of the lower castes in rural India.

Surdas is the protagonist of 'Rangbhoomi' who actively fights against caste oppression and injustice in his village.

Kamala Das is renowned for her literary works that explore the experiences and struggles of women from marginalized communities in India.

In 'An Introduction', Kamala Das explores her identity as a woman and the challenges she faces in a patriarchal society.

Amrita Pritam's novel 'Pinjar' delves into the theme of partition and its devastating impact on the lives of women.

Puro is the protagonist of 'Pinjar' who is forced into an unwanted marriage due to the tragic events of partition.

Saadat Hasan Manto is renowned for his literary works that shed light on the lives and struggles of the working class and marginalized communities in India.

'Toba Tek Singh' explores the devastating impact of partition on individuals, particularly those who are mentally ill and vulnerable.

Ismat Chughtai's novel 'Lihaaf' boldly explores the theme of female sexuality and the restrictions placed on women in a patriarchal society.

Begum Jan is the protagonist of 'Lihaaf' who grapples with forbidden desires and societal pressures.

Mahasweta Devi is renowned for her literary works that shed light on the lives, struggles, and rich cultural heritage of the tribal communities in India.

'Aranyer Adhikar' explores the struggle of the tribal communities for land rights and autonomy in the face of exploitation and oppression.

Arundhati Roy's novel 'The God of Small Things' delves into the theme of environmental degradation and the displacement of indigenous communities due to development projects.