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Is in India still a caste system?

What's the cast system ?
I know that the persons where divided into classes. But who were the lower and who the higher classes ?
Is there still a cast system ?

Asked By: feelthemagic - 2/10/2010
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The caste system is still alive but changig it's face.

see the caste system before the british came was a society structure that made sense.
it was freely mutable. meaning you were NOT born into it.

let me explain.

a caste of teachers, professors, spiritual leaders, lawyers in short intellectuals are the brahmin caste. they produced the ideas of society. they provided the guidance.

now every society needs warriors right? so then you have the army, the police, etc. these are considered the kshatriyas.

then you need merchants and business people right? were else would you get the goods and money? they are the vaishyas.

then you need entertainment and sanitation right? the celebrities and janitors, garbage men.

notice i didn't say any is higher or less in status. in society you need every single person. without our garbage men we would live in filth and have tons of illnesses. without the business people you would have to grow your own crops/ food. it's not possible for people to work on a farm and go for a higher education. without one the others don't work.

stright from wiki:
"the Brahmins (teachers, scholars and priests), the Kshatriyas (kings and warriors), the Vaishyas (agriculturists and traders), and Shudras (service providers and artisans)"

a janitor's son could become a brahmin if he had the intellect and talent etc. and a brahmin's son who didn't care for intellectual pursuits could be a janitor.

people moved and jumped castes.

then the british came and screwed things up.

they got confused and didn't understand they then said you were "born" into the caste. that's how it was during their rule. consequently, all the scholarly pursuits stayed in the brahmin caste and the rest deprived of a chance to change.

you can imagine the frustration that caused for everyone.

after independence people stuck to the caste they were born into. as you can tell many generations passed in the same caste. so an accountant had a son who became one. then his son became one. and then his son became one. as you can guess, being an accountant would be quite easy in that family. going into another field would be a little more difficult.

anyway, because generations passed the last names and castes got untited. so you can tell which caste a person is from by their last names.

indira gandhi, a ex president, instituted a quota system that allowed the other castes to get jobs and higher education easily. this excluded the castes that had received an education etc.

so a person who would not be included in the quota needs a 93?to get into medicine but a person who needs the quota could get a 40?

this is where the dispute comes into play.
should those deprived during the british rule get this treatment? should quotas be based on financial status instead?

some say it's unfair that then there is no standard to education. some say it's quite fair.

idk. i like the financial aid system better. i think that would rectify everything.

anyway. it's still prevalent in major cities etc and in other countries. people still prefer to marry within the same caste if possible. just cuz each caste has a different set of values, beliefs, and traditions. it all depends though. anyhow hope that helped
Answered By: Apple - 2/10/2010
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Short Answer:
Caste system will prevail in India till 85?f all Hindu marriages are Inter-Caste.

Long Answer:
In America there is no system in place today that forces people to remain separate or keeps one Class subservient to another.

If you were born the son of a street sweeper, but excelled, you could become a doctor or lawyer or some celebrity or entrepreneur - and at the same time you would be fully accepted by your peers.

Not so in India. The Caste system freezes everyone in place. It is extremely difficult - almost impossible - for someone from the lowest Caste to rise in education and social status.

A Dalit would never be allowed to marry into one of the higher Castes and would never be accepted as an equal.
And for a Dalit to make it into MEDICAL school or opening a RESTAURANT or become a PRIEST in a temple or become a member of high SOCIETY in India is very rare indeed.
Answered By: Police Officer - 2/13/2010
The Caste system still does exist but not looked upon at so much as it was 60 years ago! Younger generation don't care to which community or caste they belong to, most of them have become the outside of the box thinkers! People get married outside of there caste or region or marry into a different religion! So people are moving forward in India, when love marriage was frowned upon once upon a time now it has been more excepted! In rural India still follow the old traditions but soon or later it will change!
The caste system exist for the applications for school and colleges and for government employees! Based on to which caste or community the candidate belongs to will be ranked according to that. For Instance if you belong to a upper caste(according to what people had made not by the Hindu mythology) You would have to get a very high grade or score to be accepted by a government university, or in other hand you belong to a lower caste ( I hate saying UPPER OR LOWER BECAUSE NO ONE IS INFERIOR OR SUPERIOR TO ANOTHER everyone is equal) you will be ranked much easier then the higher caste candidate. The reason why this system was brought up , is to bring up the rural or tribal children so they are not neglected in the education system.
60 years ago education was a luxury in India so only the rich or the so called upper caste was being educated and the rest was not considered! So this rule was brought up so they can prompt every child in India to can get an education. I hope this answered your question! I didn't write about the types of caste, because other has wrote plenty about it!
Answered By: sunny - 2/11/2010
They are trying to get it away but its still there, in rural places
Answered By: Hans Fredrich Rabe - 2/10/2010
The caste system is still in place, albeit with less social stigma than in years past.

Look at the link in the source, and that will give you all the information you need.
Answered By: rayven - 2/10/2010
Yes...it is there....i am a victim of it...i loved a girl from different caste...everything on both sides is good except the caste...even though both are from two different higher castes...difference is there to make us apart...caste discrimination is increasing day by day and i expect a caste civil wars in future.Hope God saves this country.
Answered By: >>PoDoC<< - 2/10/2010
The purpose of the caste system in India was to divide the people into four different groups. The four different varnas (castes) were the Brahmins, or priests; the Kshatriyas, or kings and warriors; the Vaishyas, or merchants; and the Sudras, or commoners and farmers. Anyone who defied the rules of this system was considered untouchable. The rules were very strict. People were not allowed to interact with others in lower castes or untouchables.
The Brahmins were the highest class in society. They completed all religious rituals and rites. The Kshatriyas were the warriors and protectors of society. Next to Brahmins, they were the highest class in Indian society. The Vaishyas were the merchants who made and sold their goods to the people. The Sudras were the workers, commoners and farmers. They were the lowest caste. Under them were the Untouchables. People who had broken the rules of the Varnas. They were the slaves of the average household. People were not permitted to interact with them in any way.
No, the caste system is still not in use in India. After the British rule was taken was driven out in 1947, India started to become a modern country.
Source(s):
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Answered By: Thaurron - 2/10/2010
The cast system, in short, is the division of people not based on economical, but social status.

The highest cast is of Brahmins, which are the priests, identified by a white cotton thread on their left shoulder (if they have gone under the proper ceremony, some might have yet to go under that ceremony, so not all brahmins have that thread). The lowest cast is the untouchables cast. They do all of the dirty work of the society. Things such as cleaning of the streets, and work of such nature.

The cast system does exist in India, however it is not given much importance in big (metropolitan) cities. However, it is of some significance in villages, and smaller towns. However, even there people really do not care about it any more, at least in developed states/parts of India. In un/underdeveloped states/parts the cast system is still of importance, and people still hesitate to marry out of their cast, or take such actions. So the answer is yes, and no.
Answered By: Arjun I - 2/10/2010
A social structure in which classes are determined by heredity.The caste stratification of the Indian society had its origin in the chaturvarna system.According to this doctrine the Hindu society was divided into four main varnas - Brahmins, Kashtriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras.It is still in force in some part of India.
Source(s):
Web definition and www.sociologyguide.com
Answered By: krk - 2/10/2010
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