Question

A Hindu living in a traditional Indian culture is born into the Vaishya caste. Which of these occupations can this Hindu pursue?
A. Selling expensive luxury goods from China
B. Cleaning the floors of a massive palace
C. Performing Hindu rituals at a temple
D. Teaching people about the Eightfold Path

Answer 1

According to Indian culture there are four castes

Brahmin
Kshatriya
Vaishya
and Shudra


So they were divided on the basis of karma (work) but after the Vedic period they were divided on the basis of birth.

A brahmin has to teach people about Vedas, Puranas etc

A Kshatriya has to defend the subjects of his State (especially to defend the Brahmins)

A vaishya is actually a merchant. He basically has to trade

And finally comes the Shudra. They are basically servant who works for other castes.



So clearly here your answer is


Option A



Hope it helps dear friend ☺️✌️

Answer 2

'Selling expensive luxury goods from China' can be performed by the child born in the vaishya caste.

Explanation:

As per the Hindu Caste System, the people are classified into four categories named as Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishya, and Shudra as per their origin from the god's body.

The vaishyas are said to be originated from the thighs of the god and thus, the occupations they are assigned includes agriculture, traders, lenders, cattle rearing, etc.

Since trading includes in their occupation, the correct option is option A.

Learn more: Hindu Caste System

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