"The Poor, Theology and the Postmodern: A Dalit Perspective" offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges and hopes faced by marginalized individuals in a globalized and postmodern world. The book highlights the complex dynamics between hegemonic global forces and local power holders that further marginalize and exploit the poor. At the same time, it emphasizes the emerging global solidarity among the disadvantaged, which serves as a beacon of hope in an often bleak reality. In particular, it examines the perspective of the Dalits, the lowest caste considered untouchable in India, who have been dehumanized by the millennia-old caste system. The work aims to foster dialogue between liberation theology, inspired by Joerg Rieger, and the emerging Dalit theology in India. It is a valuable contribution for readers interested in intercultural exchange and the creation of a global humanity with dignity.