Which is NOT one of Sharankumar Limbale's reformulations in his Dalit aesthetics?
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Correct answer: D. The equality, liberty, justice and fraternity of human beings are satyam and sundaram.
Explanation
Towards an Aesthetic of Dalit Literature (Marathi 1996; English 2004) recasts satyam, shivam and sundaram. Equality, liberty, justice and fraternity are his criteria, not a definition of satyam and sundaram.
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