Examining the pitfalls of prevailing social construct of caste and gender discrimination, the writer unmasks the various dimensions which categorize Dalit women a different body under the umbrella of patriarchal practices. The identity of a Dalit woman is marked by the oppressive social structures—Caste and Patriarchy especially Brahmanical patriarchy. While discussing as well as exploring the marginalization position of Dalit women, this book also delves into the evolution of caste and untouchability, the emergence of patriarchy, the different sets of patriarchy, and polygamy which are equally accountable for subjugating and controlling female sexuality. The book also tells us the way Dalit women are thrown away from the mainstream society, and the way they are treated as 'other body' among 'others'. It also historically talks about the dalit women's exclusion on the basis of gender from the different Dalit Movements, male political campaigns as well as various literary agencies. About the Author Suraiya Shahin did her M. Phil in English Literature in 2018. Presently she is doing Ph.D. in English Literature from Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. She has worked as a faculty of English at Arjun Singh Centre For Distance And Open Learning of Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. Some of her papers and articles are published in national and international Journals and she has contributed one chapter in the book titled Different Dimensions of Dalit Discourse (edited by Bijender Singh) published in 2020. She has presented about twelve papers at different national and international conferences and seminars. Her areas of interests are: African literature, Dalit literature and Indian literature.