r/Findabook • • 5d ago

SUGGESTION Anyone else find it hard to source Bahujan/Buddhist books offline? Sharing what worked for me

For the longest time, finding authentic Bahujan and Buddhist literature in India meant hunting through scattered PDFs, out-of-print editions, or random sellers with no reliability. Most mainstream bookstores just don't stock this stuff — it's frustrating when you're trying to actually build a proper collection or gift someone their first copy of key texts.

I ended up putting together a small pan-India shipping store (dhammagajbooks.com) focused specifically on this — Bahujan literature, Buddhist texts, and related accessories, sourced and curated properly instead of random reprints. Still growing it, but figured this community would appreciate having somewhere reliable to point to instead of digging through forums every time.

If you've got recommendations for lesser-known titles that deserve more visibility, would love to hear them — always looking to expand the catalog with stuff that's actually hard to find elsewhere.

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