explain the role of social inequality as a main challenge to democracy
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Social Equality:
In the social sphere equality implies the removal; of all sorts of caste or class distinctions, which places some on higher level than the other. All men are born equal and all differences among them should be capable of explanation in terms of social welfare.
It is to be noted that social equality is simply conspicuous by its absence in India j because people believe in caste system which is a negation of social equality.
Efforts have been made by social reformers like Swami Daya Nand, Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Mahatma Gandhi to create an atmosphere of social equality in India. It is in this spirit that the Constitution of India has abolished untouchability by law in order to ensure social equality.
In the social sphere equality implies the removal; of all sorts of caste or class distinctions, which places some on higher level than the other. All men are born equal and all differences among them should be capable of explanation in terms of social welfare.
It is to be noted that social equality is simply conspicuous by its absence in India j because people believe in caste system which is a negation of social equality.
Efforts have been made by social reformers like Swami Daya Nand, Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Mahatma Gandhi to create an atmosphere of social equality in India. It is in this spirit that the Constitution of India has abolished untouchability by law in order to ensure social equality.
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Four ways in which democracies have been able to reduce inequality and poverty are:
Gives equal voting rights to all the citizens.
Provides equal opportunity to all the sections of the society.
Ensures social equality by protecting the rights of the citizens without discrimination.
Equally distributes benefits to all the sections of the society.
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