the shudras, those who did manual and menial labor, were at the Caste System.
brahmins
The term "untouchables" refers to the lowest social group in the traditional caste system in India, known as Dalits. They have historically faced discrimination, segregation, and societal exclusion. Efforts are being made to address this discrimination and promote equality for Dalits in India.
a group of people that invaded India and developed the caste system
The Brahma was the highest group in the caste system in India.
The untouchables (or Dalit) are the lowest caste in the Hindu caste system. While discrimination based on caste has been prohibited and untouchability abolished under the Constitution of India, discrimination and prejudice against Dalits in South Asia remains.
The Untouchables were members of the lowest social caste in India, who were considered impure and were often subjected to discrimination and exclusion from society. They performed occupations deemed as "unclean" such as handling dead bodies or working with leather. The discrimination they faced was based on the belief in the Hindu caste system.
the lowest ranking class of the caste in the Hindu religion
The Brahmins developed the caste system.
The lowest caste in India is often referred to as "Dalits," a term that means "oppressed" or "broken." The term "Harijans," coined by Mahatma Gandhi, translates to "children of God" and was used to promote dignity and respect for this group. However, "Dalit" has gained more acceptance among the community itself, as it emphasizes their struggle against social discrimination and their demand for rights and equality. The caste system remains a significant social issue in India, impacting various aspects of life.
It brings someone in the Caste System, ( in India ) , to a higher part of the caste system. Let's say that someone in India was a untouchable, someone who stays outside the walls, has good karma they will be born into a higher caste group.
The group of people often referred to as being "kicked out" of the caste system in India are the Dalits, formerly known as "Untouchables." They historically faced severe discrimination and social exclusion, being marginalized and assigned the lowest status in the traditional caste hierarchy. Although the caste system is officially abolished and discrimination is illegal, social stigmas and inequalities persist in some areas of society.
No, those would be the Untouchables