Name a scheme that the Indian government runs to promote social equality. How does it help reduce caste discrimination?
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Caste system scheme that the Indian government runs to promote social equality.
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- Indian society is split into different sects and classes. This is due to the country's prevailing caste system.
- The caste system's origins go back to the ancient Vedas separating individuals on the premises of Varna or occupation. It has introduced in the community many evils.
- For Indian society, the caste system is a bane. It breaks down Indian society into communities and classes that are sectarian.
- Despite the development of culture and civilization, it still plays a predominant position in our society today.
- The terms 'Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes' (SC / ST) are the formal terms used to define former untouchables and tribes in public papers.
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With an aim to promote social equality, Indian government launched Intercaste Marriage scheme in India in 2013.
Under this scheme, any high caste Hindu who marries a member of the untouchables community will be rewarded Rs. 250,000. This scheme has proved to be a great step in removing stigma related to inter caste marriages and promoting social equality.
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