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what is marginalisation ​

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Answered by narendra6156
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The definition of marginalization is the process of making a group or class of people less important or relegated to a secondary position. When one class of people is grouped together as second class citizens, this is an example of marginalization.

Answered by Anonymous
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Minorities and Marginalisation

1) Minorities authority's as part of our fundamental rights.

2) The term minority is mostly commonly used to refer to communities that are numerically small in relation to the rest of the population it is a concept that goes well beyond numbers.

3) Encompasses issues of power substances and has social and cultural dimensions.

4) The Indian Constitution recognises that the culture of the maturity influence the way in which society on government Express themselves in such cases size can be disadvantages and lead to the marginalization of the relativity small communities.

5) Protect minority communities against the possibility of being cultural method by the majority.

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