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The world 🌎 will be a great place to live in
without
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•Depression
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No Racism

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Love

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My world would be with peace

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•Racism
•Discrimination
•Depression

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Gender Discrimination

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No fight

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In my opinion we should use the word 'Humanity' , Not only for Humans but for birds, animals, and never forget our mother NATURE

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A world with gender equality will be more peaceful

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My world won't have any kind of discrimination 🥊

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My world won't have any kind of discrimination 🥊

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My world won't have any kind of discrimination on the basis of sex or colour or language etc🥊🥊

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Casteism is one of the rural social problems, which is very peculiar to the Indian society. Indian society is a country of various religions. Each religion is sub-divided into different castes and these castes again into sub-castes. The culture of each caste varies though they all belong to one religion. Among these castes, certain are given a high status and others a low status, depending upon their caste occupation.

In such a society, there is every possibility for caste conflicts to occur. These conflicts have their origin in casteism, which refers to the hatred of one caste by the other, or the attempts made by the members of one caste to gain personal advantages to the detriment of interests of the other caste members. In brief, casteism refers to one-sided loyalty in favour of a particular caste.

Casteism leads the members of one caste to exploit the members of other caste for their own vested interest in the name of superiority or inferiority. According to R. N. Sharma, 'casteism is a blind group loyalty towards one's own caste or sub-caste, which does not care for the interests of other castes, and seeks to realize the social, economic, political and other interests of its own group'.

According to D. N. Prasad, casteism is loyalty to caste translated into politics. It is an overriding blind and supreme group loyalty that ignores the healthy social standards of justice, their play, equality and universal brotherhood'.

Casteism is considered as a social problem as it disturbs the sound governmental politics and democracy and paves the way for mutual group conflicts. Casteism is manifested in the form of clashes between various castes for higher share in the socio-economic privileges and power.

There are many causes of casteism. Some of them are as follows:

i. Casteism increases, when a particular group tends to improve the status of its own caste. In order to achieve such status, the members even adopt the most improper methods to enhance the prestige of their caste.

ii. Marital rules such as endogamy, i.e., marriage within the group is another factor. Under the caste system, which allows casteism to perpetuate, such restrictions placed on marriage forces an individual to marry within his own caste group, which brings about cohesion within the group, thereby increasing casteism.

iii. Communication between rural and urban areas became easy through urbanization. The feelings of caste were easily carried through the members from rural areas to urban areas through migration. The members of the caste have to face various problems and as a result, a need to provide security on communal basis was felt. This factor of need for security also encourages casteism.

iv. Easy access to the means of transport and communication is another factor, which contributes to the growth of casteism. Members of the same caste, who were previously not much in touch with each other, are now able to establish intimate relationships. The spread of the feeling of casteism became easy through mass media, such as newspapers, magazines, etc.

The impact of casteism on society is severe. Right from the individual to the whole nation, it affects the society as a whole.

Some of the ill-effects of casteism are as follows:

i. Casteism perpetuates the practice of untouchability and becomes an obstacle in providing social equality and justice.

ii. Casteism proves to be a threat to social order, stability, peace and harmony, in the society.

iii. Prevalence of casteism shows that the people are tradition-bound, conservative and orthodox in thinking. It may cause a hurdle to the upliftment of women because of lack of encouragement from caste-conscious groups.

iv. Casteism divides society into different segments and results in conflicts and tensions in and between these segments. These continuous conflicts and tensions between various segments hinder the development of the nation and growth of nationalism.

v. Casteism results in political disunity and affects the smooth and successful functioning of multi-party democracy like India.

vi. Casteism, indirectly, can be the cause of corruption. Members of a caste try to give all facilities to the persons, who are from their own caste and in doing so, they do not hesitate to involve in the most corrupt activities.

vii. Casteism has become an instrument in the hands of political leaders. Many political leaders, during elections, try to procure votes on communal and caste basis, rather than their own capacities and capabilities. This results in election of under-serving candidates, who do not hesitate to promote their own caste interest at the cost of common good. Thus, casteism proves to be a hindrance to democracy.

viii. Merit and efficiency may not be given importance, if appointments to various positions both in the public and private sectors are based on caste considerations. This results in hindering the technology and industrial efficiency.

ix. It also becomes an obstacle in achieving social mobility.

X. Casteism sometimes leads to religious conversions, especially among the low caste groups, who are not financially sound. Another cause for such conversions is that certain unbearable exploited conditions arise out of dominance of certain caste groups over other caste groups.

Solution to the Problem of Casteism:

Till now, we have discussed about the ill-effects of casteism. Then what could be done in order to eliminate or minimize the problems of casteisms?

Some of the solutions for the problems arising out of casteism are as follows:

i. Providing value-based education to children from childhood can solve the problem of casteism to some extent.

ii. Various social agencies like family, school, and Mass media must be given the responsibility to develop a proper, broad outlook among children, which will negate the feelings of casteism, for example, creating awareness about the ill-effects of perpetuating the traditional caste system.

iii. Literary programmes must be taken up in rural areas as the caste feelings, which further perpetuate casteism, are more in rural areas. These feelings of casteism can be minimized by the provision of social education among rural population.

iv. By encouraging inter-caste marriages, the feelings arising out of casteism can be minimized as these marriages bring two families of different castes closer to each other.

V. Provision of cultural and economic equality among different sections of the society reduces the chances of jealousy and competition. Thus, economic and cultural equality is important in eliminating casteism.

According to R. N. Sharma, different scholars have suggested different views and solutions for the problems and conflicts arising out of casteism.

Some of them are as follows:

i. According to G. S. Ghurye, the conflict originating in casteism can be removed by encouraging inter-caste marriages. Co-education should be introduced at the primary level and boys and girls should be given the opportunity to come together. This will lead to improvement of behaviour between different sexes simultaneously, with which casteism will be actively refuted.

ii. According to Dr. V. K. R. V. Rao, in order to put an end to casteism and to deprive it of its very basis, the creation of some optional groups is necessary through which the communal tendencies of the individuals can be manifested and organized. As these increase, casteism decreases because the individuals will have the chance to express their instincts and motives outside the caste.

iii. According to Mrs. Irawati Karve, in order to put an end to the conflicts arising out of casteism, it is necessary to create economic and cultural equality between the castes.

iv. Professor P. N. Prabhu is of the opinion that the conflicts created by casteism can be ended only when the internal aspects of conduct are influenced. For this, it is necessary to try and develop new attitudes in the people.

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Casteism: Meaning, Causes, Solution and Suggestion

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ADVERTISEMENTS: Casteism as a Major Rural Social Problem: Meaning, Causes, Solution and Suggestion! Meaning: Casteism is one of the rural social problems, which is very peculiar to the Indian soci­ety. Indian society is a country of various religions. Each religion is sub-divided into different castes and these castes again into sub-castes.

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Equality
Fraternity
Justice

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My world won't have racism on the basis of colour 

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My world won't have racism on the basis of colour 

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Discrimination on the basis of cast ,colour , relegion

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A world with Harmony, corporation and no competition is everyone's dream

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Equality

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I do not dream like this world.

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I actually dream this world

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I too have a dream world of my own . My world will be cleaned . There will be no gender discrimination and women will be given position in any form of work. I dream a world were there will be no bribe. I dream a world were there is no hatred and violence.

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My world will not have bribe in pratice . My world will not have corruption .
My world will not have dirty place in surrounding.
My world will not have discrimination on the basis of sex , religion etc ......

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My World will have honestly and kindness 🙂