Akkarmashi (The Outcaste) is an autobiography of which one of the following Dalit writers?

Correct option is B

Akkarmashi ( The Outcaste) is the autobiography of Sharankumar Limbale, presenting a raw, powerful account of his experiences with caste discrimination. It is a landmark in Dalit literature, reflecting the social struggles and resilience of marginalized communities in India.
Information Booster:
· Dalit literature emerged as a strong voice against caste-based oppression, emphasizing dignity and self-respect. Limbale’s Akkarmashi is noted for its honesty and has inspired others to share their own narratives of caste experiences.
Additional Information:
· Annabhau Sathe: Known for his novels and folk plays, Sathe's work focused on class struggles but did not include an autobiography titled Akkarmashi.
· Anand Teltumde: A scholar and activist, Teltumde is known for his sociopolitical writings on caste but does not write autobiographical accounts.
· Baby Kamble: Her work The Prisons We Broke is an important text in Dalit literature, depicting the plight of Mahar women but is not titled Akkarmashi.