Untouchable Spring (2000) offers conversion to Christianity as a means of Dalit resistance in Andhra Pradesh in contradiction to the conventional process of emancipation adopted by the lower castes

Untouchable Spring as a novel epitomizes the struggle of Dalits and their assertion for self-identity through means revolution. Religious conversion was seen primary source to gain social ascendancy hence large number untouchables, specifically Malas Madigas in Andhra Pradesh converted Christianity however it still did not provide them deserved status. The presents how this resistance is radical revolutionary compared conventional forms revolution undertaken by Dalits. It only exposes plight Hindu but also humiliation faced Christian when they converted. Hence while recording uprising Dalits, potrays an alternative history generations oppressed people adopted attain liberation. This paper aims study issue Dalit oppression even after understand impact Ambedkar adopting solution.