The caste calculus in the Indian society remains predominant and continues to project its shadow on social, political, and economic domains. Do you agree? Substantiate your answer.
Main Body
Caste is endogamic social group, arranged in hierarchy based on idea ideology of purity & pollution.
Caste calculus - remains predominant
(a) Social domain
cases of honour killing / if inter-caste marriage.
(a) → suicides in IIte law been due to caste discrimination at times allegedly.
b) Vertical
c) Economic
However, caste calculus has also ended to an extent
b) Vertical (should be Vertical)
c) Economic
However, caste calculus has also ended to an extent
a) Social
c) Economic
Caste loss society, with equality for everyone must be the goal.
Classification of caste → any aspicto size to middleclass & not casterolize
b) Organization → close contact in houses, hotels & doesn't allow following purity, pollution.
c) Vertical
c) Economic
Caste loss society, with equality for everyone must be the good.
— Aayushi Bansal · AIR 7
- Comprehensive coverage of three domains (social, political, economic)
- Specific examples (IIT suicides, IT jobs)
- Balanced approach indicated in conclusion
- Clear structure with numbered points
- Balanced view showing both persistence and decline of caste
- Examples of changing patterns (farmers protests, entrepreneurs)
- Mentions role of education and industrialization
- Concludes with normative statement
- Shows decline of caste in various spheres
- Mentions socio-economic factors
- Identifies factors weakening caste (urbanization, industrialization, education)
- Mentions rise of Dalit entrepreneurs
Aayushi Bansal
Caste System in Indian Society
Social Issues - Caste
Predominance of Caste in Social, Political, and Economic Domains
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