Dalit Christian Struggle for Constitutional Rights by Prakash Louis examines the historical and constitutional challenges faced by Dalit Christians in their pursuit of equal rights and legal recognition in India. The book explores the social, legal, and political dimensions of the debate while presenting the constitutional background that shapes these issues.

Drawing upon historical developments, legal analysis, and public policy, Prakash Louis provides readers with a deeper understanding of the ongoing struggle for equality and justice. This volume serves as an important resource for students, researchers, social workers, legal professionals, and readers interested in constitutional rights and social justice.

The book offers a balanced study of the legal questions surrounding the constitutional status of Dalit Christians and the broader implications for human rights and public policy. Through careful documentation and analysis, it contributes meaningfully to discussions on equality, citizenship, and constitutional governance in India.

Suitable for academic study, policy research, and social justice education, Dalit Christian Struggle for Constitutional Rights remains a valuable reference for understanding one of the significant constitutional debates in contemporary India.