Indias Caste System: A Panacea for Peace or Conflict? An interview
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In this interview with Dr Kshemendra Kumar Upadhyay he draws on his 25 years of experience as a development expert working with the marginalised in India
Indias Caste System: A Panacea for Peace or Conflict? An interview
Ethnopolitics continues to play a key role in India's inter-caste relations In this interview with Dr Kshemendra Kumar Upadhyay he draws on his 25 years
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India's Caste System: A Panacea for Peace or Conflict? An interview with Dr Kshemendra Kumar Upadhyay
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In this interview with Dr Kshemendra Kumar Upadhyay he draws on his 25 years of experience as a development expert working with the marginalised in India
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India's Caste System: A Panacea for Peace or Conflict? An interview with Dr Kshemendra Kumar Upadhyay Jack Shaka Submitted: February 2011
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What is the conflict of the caste?
CASTE-BASED VIOLENCE
These groups have remained target to the crimes and atrocities at the hands of the upper caste people mainly on account of their-low caste identity in the form of rape, abuse by police personnel, harassment, illegal land encroachments, forced evictions and so on.- The castes teach us a fundamental social principle of hierarchy. Castes form a hierarchy, being arranged in an order of superiority and inferiority. At the top of this hierarchy is the Brahmin caste and at the bottom is the untouchable caste.
