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Memu Congresslo Enduku Cheraledu (Why we have not joined the Congress)
It is a Left critique of the Congress party. Congress had been analysed a party of landlords and bur
Mana zamindareelu
It is a communist critique of Zamindari system existing during early twentieth century.
Scheduled Kulala Dasyam Inkentha Kalam? (How long is the Slavery of Scheduled Castes?
It is a critique of upper caste politics. Moshe explains paths for Dalit liberation
How to Destroy Caste System?
Rajasekhar argued that to destroy the caste system, Dalits should acquire political power
Kasta Jeevi
It is a story of peasants in the form of songs those can be performed on stage
Prabhodini (Messenger)
A Broacher on Deenaposhaka Samajamu (Society for the welfare of the Depressed Classes, Yanam),
Kulam Leni Manishi (Man without caste)
It is a story that advocates inter-caste marriages
Nenu Communistunu Ela Ayyanu? (How I become a communist?
It is a collection of autobiographical notes of several communist activists including two Dalit activists
Ukku Manishi (Steel Man)
Nirikshanarao was one of the earliest Dalit to join CPI. Ukku Manishi is a biography of Stalin and contained a discussion on the necessity of socialism for India
Harijanulu Vari Puttu Purvottaralu (Harijans and their Origins)
Nirikshanarao was one of the earliest Dalit to join CPI. This book is his interpretation of emergence of Harijans. Apart, it also contain very useful details of Dalit politics in Andhra.