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... caste system , of which untouchability is a part , is the foundation on which Hinduism is built . You remove caste and the Hindu edifice falls like a house of cards . So , every Hindu must have a caste . Without a caste there can be no ...
... caste system , of which untouchability is a part , is the foundation on which Hinduism is built . You remove caste and the Hindu edifice falls like a house of cards . So , every Hindu must have a caste . Without a caste there can be no ...
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... castes . That means in India the people are not only divided horizontally as rich and poor , but also vertically into high and low caste one cutting across the other . That means the Brahman belonging to the highest caste may be poor ...
... castes . That means in India the people are not only divided horizontally as rich and poor , but also vertically into high and low caste one cutting across the other . That means the Brahman belonging to the highest caste may be poor ...
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... caste system ; it also provided considerable social mobility to peasant castes , especi- ally to the Jats , and other backward castes ; it also ensured a certain degree of equality - Islam and British impact too helped this pro- cess ...
... caste system ; it also provided considerable social mobility to peasant castes , especi- ally to the Jats , and other backward castes ; it also ensured a certain degree of equality - Islam and British impact too helped this pro- cess ...
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