This is an article focuses on the indicators of social inclusion of Dalit women through globalization. Dalit women are discriminated against three times over: because, they are poor, they are being women, and also they are Dalits. Dalit women constitute around half of the 200 million Dalit population and 16.3 of the total India female population in 2011. The key indicators of Social inclusion of Dalit women through globalization are no discrimination in non-forming activities in the cities Dalits children who are going to private school, Dalit women are partnership in small marketing, enrollment of Dalit women as member in SHGs, Occupational mobility of Dalit women from sweeper to nurses, recognitions of Dalit women as village president/ward member, no wage discrimination in the construction industries, usage of vehicles (2/4 Wheelers in the village), no wage discrimination in MGNREGS work and Dalit women get married with Non-Dalit and etc. This main aim of this article to assess the social inclusion of Dalit women in the impact of globalizationin in Madurai District of Tamilnadu. A sample size of 520 Dalit women was identified from the universe of this study. This paper is based on the descriptive research method along with suitable primary sources.

Dalit women, Social inclusion, Educational inclusion, Economic inclusion and Employment inclusion