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What are the Caste divisions like?
Indian (Hindu) Caste divisions broadly speaking are 1) Brahmin - Highest caste of priests and scholars 2) Kshatriya - Warrior 3) Vaishya - Trader / business class 4) Shudras - untouchables (lowest caste) Outside these 4 castes are the un-humans. This is a controversial answer, but essentially true, and sure to be vandalised.
What is the system called which separates India's people into strict class divisions?
This system is known as "Caste Divisions."This system is called "Caste Divisions."and it's dieing out.
What is caste of navgire?
Indian caste .. Proud to be an indian..
How did the Indian caste system work against Indian independence?
The Indian caste system created social divisions and inequalities that hindered solidarity among Indians in the fight for independence. It reinforced hierarchies that perpetuated discrimination and made it challenging for different caste groups to come together for a common cause. The system also perpetuated the idea of superiority and inferiority based on birth rather than merit, which conflicted with the values of equality and justice promoted by the independence movement.
DADALA surname belongs to which caste?
INDIAN
Caste system was influenced by?
The caste system was influenced by the Indian Government
How many divisions Indian parliament has?
The divisions of Indian parliament are - 1) Raja sabha 2) Lok sabha
What is caste in Hindi?
Caste in Hindi is called "जाति" (jati). It refers to the social system in India based on hereditary hierarchical divisions within society.
When was the caste system abolished?
The caste system in India was officially abolished with the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950, which outlawed discrimination based on caste. However, the social practices and inequalities associated with caste continue to persist in Indian society.
What are the rigid social divisions of India called?
Each social division is called a caste.
What is the English word for the many social divisions in India based on occupation and family?
Caste
Pillar of Indian society?
The Caste system
