Demystifying Equality: Saurabh Kirpal's New Book on Law and Inequality in India

Saurabh Kirpal's new book, 'Who is Equal?', explores pervasive inequalities in India based on caste, religion, gender, and sexuality. The book, published by Penguin Random House India, examines how the right to equality influences life domains such as employment and education. Written accessibly, it outlines anti-discrimination law developments and the courts' roles.

Saurabh Kirpal, a Supreme Court lawyer, and author, has penned a new book titled 'Who is Equal?', offering a comprehensive overview of the law of the land and its impact on caste, religion, gender, and sexuality-based inequalities in India. Published by Penguin Random House India, the book investigates how the right to equality has shaped citizens' lives in various domains, such as employment, education, marriage, and business.

Written in accessible language and filled with data and personal anecdotes, 'Who is Equal?' delves into anti-discrimination law developments and the judiciary's role in upholding the Constitution's promise. Kirpal emphasizes the need for public awareness regarding fundamental rights, stating that many average citizens are often unaware of the law's workings and their rights.

Kirpal's book also connects the philosophical and practical aspects of inequality in India, offering a detailed explanation of existing laws and theories. He argues that knowledge is a potent weapon for change, aiming to demystify equality laws and present them comprehensibly. 'Who is Equal?' will be available on August 28.