India, March 8 -- India often takes pride in calling itself the world's largest democracy, a nation that constitutionally guarantees equality and dignity to every citizen. Yet beneath the confident rhetoric of progress lies a disturbing reality that many prefer not to confront openly. The oppression of Dalits, historically categorized as Scheduled Castes, continues to haunt the social fabric of the country even after decades of independence, constitutional protections, and social reform movements. It is one of those uncomfortable truths that survives quietly in the shadows of India's rapid economic growth and technological advancement. While urban India celebrates start-ups, space missions, and global influence, millions of Dalits still s...