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the Hindu religious system for their exploitations. The Tulsi beads, songs of Rama and pilgrimage to Pandharpur were useless for their material problems . He asked them to imbibe virtue, selfless service and spotless sacrifice. He addressed them as Dalits which is neither binary to British administrators nor glorifying past. Consequently, the ex-untouchable follow him for the conversion to Buddhism. It was a community decision which was derived after the logical satisfaction of every individual.…

The modern women desires to have any job in order fulfill economic needs of the family. As for middle class family much importance is given to the maintenance of high standard of living. Many young girls of the middle and upper classes are educated for the cause of marriage and not based on careers. The majority of women held in a lower status. Though women have equal rights with men three are not enough jobs for women and working women are adequately protected from exploitation.…

and Vedic sacrifices did not cease to form part of the orthodox Brahmanical religion. In later vedic era the Hindu society and Hindu religion faced stagnation due to its origin and practices of Varna system and caste system. In Critical Essays on Dalit Literature (2013), D. Murali Manohar…

one’s proper dharma extends even to the roles of the gods (Kinsley, D.R. 1993, p.89), highlighting how important it is. Each Caste duty is essential to the preservation of this order, including even the most ‘polluting’ jobs, such as those of the Dalits, and therefore each person is obliged to follow it (Kinsley, D.R. 1993, p.87). The neglect dharma would, therefore, bring about negative consequences. The observation, or non-observation, of one’s dharma is a factor in determining which Caste one…

communicating the emotions, thoughts and conflicts of a marginalised society. Their bitterness towards the subjugating higher classes along with their helplessness and constant urge yet failure to fight back allows the readers to understand the plight of the Dalits rather than just sympathise with them. While Bakha is a victim of subjugation and is pushed deeper into the realms of submission by his father, Valmiki was encouraged to study and was made to stay away from his family’s menial jobs.…

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formally employed. The unique class interests of informally employed workers were ignored by the CPM leaders. So the informal sector workers i.e. the class conscious proletariats must transform themselves into a revolutionary class-for-itself so that it can eventually seize political power from the bourgeoisie. This book forces the readers to ponder over the state-labour relations as state is nothing but means of projecting the class interest of the bourgeoisie. The informal sector workers can…

the Caste System ”was permanent until death” but said that the ancient Egyptians could “climb the social ladder by serving the pharaoh in the army.” I then went on comparing the belief of an “eternal life in paradise” to reincarnation as well as the Dalits to the peasants. For I have been I able to contrast these two systems I believe that my understanding of the Caste System and that of the ancient Egyptians was fully developed when I wrote this entry. Yet, maybe I could have compared the…

The Vedas are ancient scripts from an unknown religion in India, first recorded in about 1500 BCE. The four sacred text collections that compromise the Vedas are: Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Sama Veda, and Atharva Veda. The first, Rig Veda means hymn knowledge and describes how the universe was created from a being that existed before existence, and created the universe by his sacrificing himself. From this being its pieces constructed everything known, while specific pieces were used to refer to the…