Class and caste system are the outcome of our society which constructed issues and
maintain miscellaneous forms of stereotypes. Class system is also categorized under financial
fortification while it comes under religious values. This differentiation of society with namely
classification is totally man made. It has been prolonged and promoted since ages of our society.
The repercussion of class and caste system is not auspicious and does not bring
any good for the society rather ruins the overall harmony. It creates upheaval in social and
political sphere. The common characteristic of both class and caste system is to suppress the
weaker. In class system, those who are in the jurisdiction, intend to suppress the people who are …show more content…
This discrimination and subjugation as if becomes the eternal destiny of the people
who unfortunately fall in the lower class or caste. The most saddening part of the caste system is
the formation of “untouchables”, the last kind of the caste system, who are assumed to be
abominable and despised just because by born they come of a socially constructed lower group.
If we dig deep down the book “Middle of Silence”, we will also find scenarios which resemble
these practices. In the book, the husband Ajith, though handicapped and depends on his wife, but
his so called arrogance and pride regarding his class do not fall apart. Though it was pretty hard
for Nandha to arrange two square meals a day and other commodities for her husband, Ajith did
not permit Nandha to go to the streets and work as a sweeper. According to Ajith, it will tarnish
his reputation as he comes of a higher class than Nandha’s and Ajith’s wife being a sweeper does
not correspond with his class. Moreover he did not want others to be acquainted with this fact as
they will undermine his state then and hence mock at him. So, here we can infer that this sort
maintain miscellaneous forms of stereotypes. Class system is also categorized under financial
fortification while it comes under religious values. This differentiation of society with namely
classification is totally man made. It has been prolonged and promoted since ages of our society.
The repercussion of class and caste system is not auspicious and does not bring
any good for the society rather ruins the overall harmony. It creates upheaval in social and
political sphere. The common characteristic of both class and caste system is to suppress the
weaker. In class system, those who are in the jurisdiction, intend to suppress the people who are …show more content…
This discrimination and subjugation as if becomes the eternal destiny of the people
who unfortunately fall in the lower class or caste. The most saddening part of the caste system is
the formation of “untouchables”, the last kind of the caste system, who are assumed to be
abominable and despised just because by born they come of a socially constructed lower group.
If we dig deep down the book “Middle of Silence”, we will also find scenarios which resemble
these practices. In the book, the husband Ajith, though handicapped and depends on his wife, but
his so called arrogance and pride regarding his class do not fall apart. Though it was pretty hard
for Nandha to arrange two square meals a day and other commodities for her husband, Ajith did
not permit Nandha to go to the streets and work as a sweeper. According to Ajith, it will tarnish
his reputation as he comes of a higher class than Nandha’s and Ajith’s wife being a sweeper does
not correspond with his class. Moreover he did not want others to be acquainted with this fact as
they will undermine his state then and hence mock at him. So, here we can infer that this sort