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Problems faced by SC/ST in India and Their Measures: Essay

by saee gunjikar

The caste system of India is one of the main historical dimensions which attempts to distinguish and differentiate people on the basis of their religion, sect, occupation, language, and lifestyle. Although the caste system differentiated in each and every Indian society, not incentivizing to give rise to integration among the masses, it apparently overlapped resulting […]

Filed Under: Civil Services, Indian Sociology, Political science, Social Issues, Sociology Dictionary, Sociology Optional

 10 Famous Dalit Books/ Literature Everyone Should Read

by Sociology Group

Dalit Books

If we look back into history, we see Dalits as non-contributing beings and victims of society. However, reality lies even beyond the making of history. To understand reality and the concerns of Dalits, One needs to understand; that they not only questioned the oppression but tried to bring a change in society. A society in […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Books, Civil Services, Dalit, Indian Sociology, Political science, Social Issues, Sociology Optional

Inter-caste and interreligious marriages and The State Intervention

by Sukanya Maity

inter caste and interreligious marriages in india

Synopsis: Inter-caste and interreligious marriages in India, although have been a subject of academic discussion, especially in social sciences, account for a diminishing percentage of all marriages in India. Religious and caste-based atrocities serve as the most important reason behind such statistics. Hence, this article will focus on the aspects of marital democracy in India […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Civil Services, Democracy, Indian Sociology, Political science, Political Sociology, Social Issues, Sociology Of Religion, Sociology Optional

10 Famous Dalit Personalities and Why they are notable!

by Sri Janani

famous Dalit People

Famous Dalit Personalities in India: There is a misconception that Dalit is the name of a community. But in reality, Dalit is neither a caste nor a community, it is a Sanskrit word that means “oppressed” or “scattered”. To understand who a Dalit is, it is better to start with knowing the Hindu beliefs. Hindus […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Biography, Civil Services, Famous Dalits, Indian Sociology, Social Change, Social Issues

Chandra Bhan Prasad: Biography, Contributions and Books

by Sri Janani

chandra bhan prasad

Chandra Bhan Prasad is a famous journalist, author, and also a human rights activist. He has been featured by the New York Times and the Washington Post. He strongly believes that capitalizing on the Dalit community is a quick vent to their liberty. He has taken a lot of first steps to motivate people from […]

Filed Under: Biography, Caste, Indian Sociology

Gandhism and Marxism: Similar Objectives, Different Principles

by Sukanya Maity

Gandhism vs Marxism

Mahatma Gandhi and Karl Marx Through the Lens of B.R. Ambedkar Mahatma Gandhi and Karl Marx, the two great philosophers of all time, as referred to by many people and prominent scholars, had both conflicting as well as mutual narratives and ideologies that have greatly shaped world politics. This article will majorly focus on the […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Functionalism, Indian Sociology, Karl Marx, Sociology thinkers

Dalit Capitalism: A Brief History

by Sukanya Maity

what is dalit capitalism

With the advent of globalisation and new economies of desire, when the Indian subcontinent witnessed the process of nation-building and emerging capitalism, caste became a prominent subject of discussion for scholars, historians and activists. Legally and politically, the historically marginalised communities who formed the bulk of Indian proletariats were gradually claiming their spaces and rights. […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Economic Sociology, Indian Sociology, Social Issues, Sociology Optional

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