Question

what are the constitutional provisions for establishing equality in Indian society ?do you think these are enough? ​

Answer 1

In Sections 14-18, the Constitution guarantees equality before the rule of all men. It is difficult to discriminate against people by race , gender, religious or birthplace beliefs etc. However, in matters pertaining to employment in government services the State determines certain standards and requirements, however,they can not be racial in nature.

Explanation:

• Despite these provisions being there, Indian society even today remain unequal. The reasons are
• After years in India, the social condition has suffered from unfairness and bigotry. The business was broken into four major castes. Only the upper class got all the resources. Certain castes were deemed by caste people to be so small and low that they feared to touch them (which created the concept of non-touchability). This created a large divide in culture.
• The quota was made for those people discriminated against in work & education. However, the Constitution forbids inequality between citizens and gives them all equal rights and privileges, and gives them basic rights. But the caste system still exists. That is still a reality. It would not be enough merely to provide statutory protections. Otherwise we would hope for more public consciousness.

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Answer 2

“The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India.” Article 15 secures the citizens from every sort of discrimination by the State, on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth or any of them.