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No Longer a Slumdog Millions are trapped by their caste, stuck in the mindset that things cannot change and will not change. nothing better for them, that there is no hope of change or freedom. For them, it does feel that their fate truly is “once a slumdog, always a slumdog.” Niran John Das grew up living in this as reality, until one day everything changed. I was born and brought up in a Dalit society where we were very much oppressed and downtrodden by the higher people. There are a lot of people who practice untouchability here, who won’t share a bench with someone from a low caste or share food with them or anything. I went to school up to third grade, but I had to 52
Once A Slumdog, Always a Slumdog discontinue when my father became ill. Suddenly there was no one to support the family, so I, being the eldest son, had to start working. My dreams were all shattered. I worked in house construction, making and carrying bricks or cultivating the barley and wheat fields. We didn’t have breakfast, and we didn’t have lunch; all that we had was dinner. I was so hurt and very sad when I saw that we worked hard the whole day but only made enough for one meal while others who didn’t work as hard had more than enough. We were sometimes paid late, and then there was no food at home. Sometimes we would take a debt to pay for our rent, and then we would have to take more. You know, it is kind of a cycle. You get debt and you work. You are not able to pay back and so you keep working for them. And that’s what used to happen to us. Even when my father became well enough to work, we still could not afford school for any of us. Our family and our needs had grown. He went to the neighboring state to look for a job and took me with him. While we were there, he came to know the Lord Jesus and became the first believer in our village. My father used to pray and read the Bible and take me to church. But I was not interested at that time and went back to my home village. Later I was married, and we both were working for the landlords. I always wondered, When are we going to improve this situation I have to get liberated from all this kind of bondage. 53
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Notes Front Matter 1. Shane Claibor
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notes 3. “Dalits fined for daring
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notes Appendix II: Believe It or No
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After 2,000 years of Christianity,
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Give HOPE to a child in need today!
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Share Their Hope in Your Hometown H
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A mother’s prayer continues to ch
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DISCOURAGEMENT: REASONS AND ANSWERS
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