Contents: Introduction 01: What is Intersectionality? What is Intersectionality? Intersectionality of Caste, Gender, Gender Identity and Disability in the Indian Context, Intersectionality as Method 02: Methodology, Sample & Method, Conducting the Study 03: Finding from out Qualitative Interviews: Access to Education, Access to Employment, Experience in Social Interactions & Family Relations, Sexual Vulnerability, Marriage, Temple Entry, Natal Family Relations, Access to Services, Lack of Intersectional Approaches in Social Movements, 04: Findings from our Quantitative analysis: Experience at Educational Institutions, Access to Employment & Experiences at the Workplace, Access to Healthcare & Experience with Helathcare Providers, Experience during Interaction with the Police, Access to Legal Services, Access to Public Goods and Services, Experience due to Caste & Skin Colour, Experiences of Intersectional Discrimination based on Gender Identity, Experiences of Dalit Persons with Disabilities 05: Conclutions & Recommendations, Appendix-Survey Questionnaire