It was originally founded by a Hindu who didn't agree with the way lower caste Hindus were treated, and it's practices and beliefs are very similar to those of Hinduism. Turning to Buddhism means a Hindu who previously was treated atrociously by members of their own religion and society can escape the discrimination they have been subjected to all their lives without changing their beliefs or lifestyle too much.
Harappa government is just like the caste system in India. It puts its lower citizens to the bottom of the food chain.
The Constituent Assembly of India strongly believed that the lower caste people who were deprived of the rights of education, social status, etc should be given a chance to enter the main stream of society. Hence they introduced the reservation concept in the constitution. It was to be continued for maybe 10 or 15 years ( exact time frame) initially. Then it should be reviewed by the government. But the subsequent governments didn't abolish( OR lift) the same as they emphasize on caste politics.
The strict caste system the Brahmin's were in the upper most part of their social class and the untouchables or the outcasts were in the lower most part of their social class. The untouchables were treated like dirt and never spoken to by anyone outside of their caste.
The Caste System divided people into groups....the Upper class..THe Middle Class..and The lower class.
Firstly Mr no knowledge...SUROTIA surname is not from the Rajput caste. Surotia's are BRAHMINS (pandits) from rajasthan.
Because Buddhism rejected the caste system.
Under Buddhist thought there would be no Caste System so that the stigma of being lower caste or untouchable would disappear.
Because there was no concept of cast in these religions.Jainism and Buddhism appealed to people with a spiritual orientation and status had no bearing to these decisions. If people like the underlying philosophy of an ideology, they start believing in it.
Under Buddhist thought there would be no Caste System so that the stigma of being lower caste or untouchable would disappear.
It became popular in India because, in India class system is very much rooted and lower classes have no way out. Buddhism says that even the lower class can reach nirvana, a state of wisdom.
The concept of caste is specific to certain cultural and social contexts, such as in India. Saluja is a surname commonly used by people of the Khatri community in India, which is not considered a lower caste. It is important to note that caste stereotypes and discrimination are barriers to equality and should be actively challenged.
In India, the Brahmin caste is considered the highest or upper caste, while the Das caste generally refers to a lower or working-class caste. The hierarchical structure of the caste system places Brahmins at the top and Dasa at a lower position.
It depends. If you are on the subject of Buddhism ,then the caste system is basically depended on karma. If you are born in a lower level, then you will stay in a low system until you die. If you do good in your life , you will be entered in a higher level of the caste system.
who knows it wasnt our time answer: an inherited social class
Hinduism and Buddhism were Ancient India's main cultures. There were also lower religions and philosophy, but those were the main two.
very simple answer is that Hinduism was never a religion but a philosophy, a way of life and thus a Hindu can take up any religion of choice!!! Gautam Buddha, who was a Hindu by birth had preached on a more enforced form of Hinduism which was fasinating for hindus and thus the conversion in the old times, in the recent past, mass conversion was held for the so called lower caste hindus to escape from the caste system.
no .. they do not get equal education ... but its wrong they should