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What are some differences between the upper class and the lower class in the caste system?

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What are some differences between the upper class and the lower class in the caste system?

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Caste identities the local level, especially in relation to marriage. e.g. There was a survey in 2005 and it was found that there were only 11 per cent of women that had married a man of different caste.

In the past, upper and lower castes almost always lived in segregated colonies, the water wells were not shared, Brahmins would not accept food or drink from the Shudras, and one could marry only within one's caste.

"We can't deny the existence of caste in India. We have to live with it." - Pawan Kalyan

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The education system in India is secondary schooling. In the system, students gets two years of lower secondary and two years of secondary education (education for students aged 12 to 18) unlike other countries that have middle school high school etc.

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How are groups and ranked categories work in the social structure of India's caste system?/How does caste system function in India religious life?

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How are groups and ranked categories work in the social structure of India's caste system?/How does caste system function in India religious life?

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The main religions practiced in India are Hinduism, which makes up about 84% of the population of India, and Islam, which makes up about 12%. Some other notable religions in India are Christianity and Sikhism, both making up about 2% of the population, Buddhism and Jainism, both making up about 1% of the population, and Zoroastrian, which makes up less than 1% of the population.

"The unique thing about our country is that we have Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Parsis, and people of all other religions. We have temples and mosques, gurdwaras and churches. But we do not bring all this into politics... This is the difference between India and Pakistan." - Lal Bahadur Shastri

https://www.culturalindia.net/indian-religions/

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What is the Hindu-Muslim conflict and how did it begin?

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What is the Hindu-Muslim conflict and how did it begin?

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Hindus and Muslims have conflicted in India since the partition of 1947, when half the Muslim population of India split off to become their own country, Pakistan. The other half stayed in India, spread throughout the country. Many blamed Muslims for the division of the country. The conflict between India and Pakistan forced Muslim Indians to prove their loyalty to India, furthering the internal conflict between Hindu and Muslim Indians, and the number of riots between Hindus and Muslims is higher than ever.

"The sovereignty of scriptures of all religions must come to an end if we want to have a united integrated modern India." - B.R. Ambedkar

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/ethnic-and-religious-conflicts-india

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How are groups and ranked categories work in the social structure of India's caste system?

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How are groups and ranked categories work in the social structure of India's caste system?

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Many nations are characterized by social inequality and India has the most complicatedly constructed inequality (the Indian institution of caste). Caste involves hundreds of millions of people and the caste ranking and caste based interaction have occurred for centuries and it will continue to do in the future, also there are more in the countryside than in the urban settings. Castes are ranked, named, in - marrying groups, membership in which is achieved by birth and it is connected across regions and throughout the nation. Many castes are traditionally associated with job, such as high ranking Brahmans; middle -ranking farmer and artisan groups
, such as potters and low-ranking "Untouchable" leatherworkers, butcher, launderers and more.

"The unsuccessful yogi, after many, many years of enjoyment on the planets of the pious living entities, is born into a family of righteous people, or into a family of rich aristocracy (Bhagavad-gita 6.41)
http://countrystudies.us/india/89.htm

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How did he see dictators of that period like Hitler?

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How did he see dictators of that period like Hitler?

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Gandhi had an awkward "tie" with hitler. He publicly denounced him a lot of times, but in his letter asking him to stop violence, calling him "dear friend".

" Gandhi had an ambiguous attitude towards Hitler, denouncing him for “domination” and “conquest” but also urging Britain to reach a peaceful settlement with 🤬 Germany."

" Gandhi wrote to directly to Hitler to appeal for peace, addressing the Fuehrer as “Dear Friend” in a letter on December 24 1940. “We have no doubt about your bravery or devotion to your fatherland, nor do we believe that you are the monster described by your opponents,” wrote Gandhi. “But your own writings and pronouncements and those of your friends and admirers leave no room for doubt that many of your acts are monstrous and unbecoming of human dignity, especially in the estimation of men like me who believe in universal friendliness.”"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/10954147/Nine-facts-you-may-not-know-about-Mahatma-Gandhi.html

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What was the first political scandal and how did it affect India

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What was the first political scandal and how did it affect India

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In 1951 there was a cover up of the disappearance of the funds of the indian independence league in a chest, which is estimated to be $700,000. The cover up was addressed by Japan and India as the there was correspondence between the two, with a blame at Munga Ramamurti and Bose Aides. The scandal is called The treasure chest scandal. This scandal had similar reflections in other scandals as Ramamurti was able to maintain his wealth acquired by the scandal and was unaffected by the scandal when he returned to india as he was met with a warm welcome and this is shown in the future as Indian officials stay officials even if they are in a scandal or rumor.

The Japanese had said that Bose had a "substantial quantity of gold ornaments and precious stones "

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Netaji-files-Nehru-awarded-man-who-stole-INAs-treasure/articleshow/50859255.cms

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How is the Hindu caste system in India hindering the country's development?

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How is the Hindu caste system in India hindering the country's development?

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Castes are different social statuses, the highest being the priests, the lowest being untouchables, or people who have violated social norms. This system discourages interaction between the castes, and with 2000 sub-castes, this creates an awful lot of subdivision. The castes keep people from uniting, but the people keep the idea of the caste system, so in a way, Indians keep themselves from uniting.

" This division of society into so many religions, castes and sub-castes comes in the way of the unity and integrity of the Indian nation. People vote on the basis of caste and religion and do not take the merits of the candidate into consideration. Democracy itself has become a mockery owing to this evil."

https://www.speakingtree.in/blog/impact-of-caste-system-in-india

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How is the education in rural areas and urban areas different in India? 

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How is the education in rural areas and urban areas different in India? 

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Because there are small numbers of schools in rural areas in India, if there is a school in a village, there are 100 students in 1 classroom. The difference of schools in rural areas and urban areas are that the number of teachers in rural areas are unbalanced. there are way more students compared to the number of the teachers. therefore students in rural areas can't get educated one by one.

http://fhts.ac.in/different-educational-scenario-in-schools-in-rural-urban-areas/

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How does living in an urban area affect the daily life of a person in India and what are the problems. 

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How does living in an urban area affect the daily life of a person in India and what are the problems. 

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How does caste system function in India religious life?

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How does caste system function in India religious life?

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Inequalities (castes) are considered as a natural order of Hindu and are expressed in terms of purity and pollution. The Hindu conception of the social order is that people are different, and different people will fit well into different aspects of society. According to varna, social order or class forms according to personal characteristics of individuals.

“It did not cross the minds of most Hindus that barring exceptions, they were responsible for Catholicism in India. The outcastes of Hinduism, the untouchables, who fell beyond the pale of the caste system had ample reason to convert to Catholicism. The caste-Hindus, as a matter of fact, left them no choice. As sub-humans they were little better than slaves.” - Kiran Nagarkar, Ravan & Eddie
https://philosophy.lander.edu/oriental/caste.html

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What is the life of rural area in India and how can this create problem?

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What is the life of rural area in India and how can this create problem?

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There are 50,000 villages in India. The most of the villages have the scenic views and tranquil atmosphere. There are no air pollution and mood is very peaceful. However,  there are some tribulations.  The rural area has manual life. Health care service in rural area is very poor, as a result many people are suffering diseases like tuberculosis. Most of the land in India is owned by rich people and lending it to poor people with expensive price.

This life has created the migration to urban area in India. People move to urban are because rural area has limited economic activities, quality of education is very poor, limited amount of job, and limited education. Also, some people move to urban area due to their marriage.

https://www.mapsofindia.com/my-india/society/is-village-life-better-than-city-life

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-reasons-for-rural-urban-migration-in-India

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When was the first political election and how did this affect the people of India ?

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When was the first political election and how did this affect the people of India ?

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In 1952 India had it's first election and through this election A man by the name of Jawaharlal Nehru became prime minister. Elections were also held for 489 seats and the main group which had been pushing for indian government the INC obtained 364 seats. This was perceived as a point of accomplishment to the Indians associated with the INC which pushed for an India which could govern itself.

Jawaharlal Nehru  once said "Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves."

https://factly.in/history-indian-elections/

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Was there a Foreign rule in india and how did this affect later politics?

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Was there a Foreign rule in india and how did this affect later politics?

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The British ruled over india from 1858 to 1947. The British often said that india was the jewel in their crown. The Indians also named Queen Victoria Empress of India. During the British rule the indians had no governing say or power in their country. Later on when the indians created their government they followed the same idea as the British using a Prime minister and a parliament.

Lord Curzon (British secretary of state for foreign affairs)“India was the pivot of our Empire. If this Empire lost any other part of its dominion we could survive, but if we lost India, the sun of our Empire would be set.”

https://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/modern-world-history-1918-to-1980/india-1900-to-1947/

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Why is there a growing number of Indians youth in the startup field?

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Why is there a growing number of Indians youth in the startup field?

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A lot of the Indian youth community  are unemployed. Due to the reason, India's job supply is not enough to support all of them. That is why the government needs to support the youth. Furthermore, there is a low risk of failing for entrepreneurs in India.

"Startup India – How Startup In India Can Revive The Economy?"
Startmyownbiz, March 16, 2016

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When and where did corruption start in India?

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When and where did corruption start in India?

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When India became independent from the British in 1947, they faced economic crisis and poverty, which cause chaos. Amid this, it became crucial for larger local businesses to gain favor from those with power in order to continue manufacturing and selling their products. To keep those with power on their side, bribes were exchanged to satisfy personal benefits. It started from finding firm ground and ensuring protection during national turmoil, to a prolonged establishment of threats and demands.

"People corrupted power to survive, you can't really blame that on the Indian businessmen however, it may be necessary for the nation to stand up and build the government from the floor up again" -Narendra Modi

"Home." Ccoindia.org. N. p., 2018. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.
&rarr;, View. "A Brief History Of Corruption After Independence." Issues and Challenges in India. N. p., 2011. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.

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Did Gandhi always want the Indian indepenence?

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Did Gandhi always want the Indian indepenence?

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And the answer is no, in fact during the First World War, he was a huge supporter of the UK, and he even supported the war, completely contrasting his peace ideology. In an interview, he also said that he loves a lot the British culture, and that India would go nowhere without the English men.

"Shortly after returning to India, he proposed a toast to the British Empire at a dinner of the Madras Bar Association in March 1915, saying: “I discovered the British Empire had certain ideas with which I have fallen in love and one of those ideals is that every subject of the British Empire has the freest scope for his energies and efforts.”"

"In July 1918, Gandhi said: “India would be nowhere without Englishmen. If the British do not win, to whom shall we go claiming equal partnership? Shall we go to the victorious German or Turk or Afghan for it? The liberty-loving English will surely yield after seeing that we have laid down our lives for them."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/10954147/Nine-facts-you-may-not-know-about-Mahatma-Gandhi.html

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Did Gandhi always support race equality?

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Did Gandhi always support race equality?

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He didn't really. When he lived in South Africa, he didn't fight for equality, but for Indians to not be treated as the Africans, considered inferior.
" Gandhi lived in South Africa between 1893 and 1915, leading a series of campaigns for the rights of the Indian minority. At that time, he was no advocate of racial equality. His aim was to ensure that Indians were not treated on the same level as Africans, who he referred to in his writings as “kaffirs”."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/10954147/Nine-facts-you-may-not-know-about-Mahatma-Gandhi.html

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Was Gandhi actually a very good person? Or did he have some dark secrets?

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Was Gandhi actually a very good person? Or did he have some dark secrets?

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Although he wanted to overthrow the British colonialism in India through peace rebellion, Gandhi was a pretty conservative guy, who didn't accept any other religion other than Hindi. Also, he supported the caste system, which is still going on nowadays

"Gandhi was a supporter of orthodox dogmas like caste system. He actually maintained two papers – one in English and one in Gujarati. In English he posed himself as a supporter of movements against caste system, untouchability etc. but in Gujarati paper he actually supported the age-old dogmas."

https://factslegend.org/30-dark-facts-about-mohandas-karamchand-gandhi/

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How does the government support entrepreneurs in India?

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How does the government support entrepreneurs in India?

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The Indian government encourages the entrepreneurship movement by utilising economic actors, such as training programmes for women (STEP), science and technology institutions (BIRAC, DST) , promoting gender equality and multiple financial incentives for Indians, especially the younger generation.

Abhyancar Ravindra, "The Government of India's Role in Promoting Innovation through Policy Initiatives for Entrepreneurship Development" Time Review, Technology Innovation Management Review, August 2014

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Why does the government support entrepreneurship so much in India?

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Why does the government support entrepreneurship so much in India?

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Job creation is one of India's most challenging problem. The government wants to decrease the unemployment rate by creating job opportunities via support for innovation, thus resulting in economic growth.

"India is a country with over 1.2 billion people, 379 million (31%) of which are between the ages of 18 and 35 (Census of India, 2011). And, many of these young people are in search of jobs, despite being educated. For example, only one in every four urban males under 29 years is employed even though they hold at least a certificate or diploma (National Sample Survey Office, 2013). The aim of the government has been to create employment opportunities for youth while focusing on rapid economic growth. Entrepreneurship development is one of the mechanisms adopted by the Government of India towards the creation of job opportunities. The government's assumption is that support for innovation will enhance entrepreneurship development, which will in turn accelerate economic growth." (Abhyancar

Abhyancar Ravindra, "The Government of India's Role in Promoting Innovation through Policy Initiatives for Entrepreneurship Development" Time Review, Technology Innovation Management Review, August 2014

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The preeminent problem caused by corruption is the stagnant growth in India. It has been a developing country for nearly 4 decades however compared to other Asian nations nearby, the GDP hasn’t grown as much as it should have. The living conditions of the Indian citizens are below average. For example, most roads have a life of 2 to 5 years, when more economically developed countries are able to build roads that hold up to 20 years. This is due to contractors using cheap materials to fill up their pockets. There are many local infrastructures that fall apart causing fatal accidents as well. Furthermore, lower class citizens face severe poverty and lack of education systems provided at school makes it impossible for children to improve their economic status.

"India can't escape corruption because India is built upon the law of corruption, hatred and greed. At this point it's engraved in our blood." -Pratibha Patiel

"Home." Ccoindia.org. N. p., 2018. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.

"A Brief History Of Corruption After Independence." Issues and Challenges in India. N. p., 2011. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.

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In what ways do corruption occur in India?

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In what ways do corruption occur in India?

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The most problematic method of corruption is Indian government officials continuously taking advantage of their authority and manipulating the law for personal gain. In 2016, Adarsh Society building, originally a 6-story housing project for war widows, received illegal fundings from politicians and military officers and it is now a 31-story apartment. Further acts of corruption took place when the flats were allegedly sold to the riches at prices much cheaper than the market rate. A more common way of corruption happens between businessmen and commissioners. Businessmen bribe and pay powerful men for if they fall out of favor from any of the government officers, they are in danger of losing their business, land, and factory.

"Politicians like to poison something so pure and innocent. Many men make empty promises of ending corruption but once they taste the ill earned money in their pockets; nothing can stop them." - Reshad Warasi

"A Brief History Of Corruption After Independence." Issues and Challenges in India. N. p., 2011. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.
"Home." Ccoindia.org. N. p., 2018. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.
"India 'Corruption' Building To Be Razed." BBC News. N. p., 2018. Web. 6 Sept. 2018.