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Highlight different dimension of Untouchabilty by giving suitable examples

Posted by Ankit Lamba 5 years, 9 months ago

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Vinayka Sharma 5 years, 9 months ago

The three dimensions are÷ Exploitation-untouchables were exploited they were given low salary jobs low grade jobs like washing bathrooms jobs which no one wanted Exclusion-The untouchables were excluded from everything were not allowed to take water from wells,were not allowed to live in those villages where upper caste's people live, not allowed to take part in festivals and rituals of village Humilation-Subordination-The were not allowed to wear bright colour clothes,had to walk with their heads bowed in front of Brahmins, and were supressed

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