Why are people discriminated in India?
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because of their castes , religions and economic status people are still discriminated in our country.
We can say that people discriminated in India in the basis of Gender, Colour ,Caste etc. We can proove it by the following examples..
An employer refuses to interview a candidate because he belongs to a Scheduled Caste. This is direct discrimination in relation to caste.
An employer fires a female employee after her marriage because he makes the assumption that married women do not make efficient workers. This is prima facie direct discrimination in relation to sex.
A hospital hires only female nurses based on the assumption that women are more caring than men. This is prima facie direct discrimination in relation to sex.
A housing society advertisement offers apartments on rent to married couples. This is prima facie direct discrimination in relation to marital status.
A university has a policy of conducting random security checks of student hostel rooms. In practice, this policy is only invoked to check rooms of Kashmiri students. This is prima facie direct discrimination in relation to ethnicity, descent and linguistic identity.
An employer pays part-time workers at a lower hourly rate than full-time workers for doing the same work. A majority of part-time workers in his establishment are women but a majority of full-time workers are men. This is prima facie indirect discrimination in relation to sex.
A housing society only rents out apartments to persons with a Master’s degree. In the relevant geographical area, persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes are substantially less likely to have Master’s degrees compared with others. This is prima facie indirect discrimination in relation to caste.
A milk delivery company has a policy of not supplying milk to butchers. Most butchers in that locality are Muslims. This is prima facie indirect discrimination in relation to religion.
A schoolboy, who refuses to play sports, is called a 'sissy' by his teacher. This is harassment in relation to gender identity.
A co-worker sprinkles 'holy water' on a machine previously operated by a colleague belonging to a scheduled caste to 'purify' it. This is harassment in relation to caste.
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