write a short note on lndian inequality
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I don't think there is any inequality in India.. -_-
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At the time of independence, India was characterised by deeply entrenched social hierarchies, defined by caste, gender, region and religion. The feudal zamindari system divided rural society into three broad classes: landlords (zamindars), tenant farmers, and landless labourers. Women, Untouchables, and tribal peoples were excluded from decision-making at both regional and national levels. The new government of India set the goals of unifying the nation, building industry, promoting economic growth, and in the course of these, reducing inequality and poverty.
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At the time of independence, India was characterised by deeply entrenched social hierarchies, defined by caste, gender, region and religion. The feudal zamindari system divided rural society into three broad classes: landlords (zamindars), tenant farmers, and landless labourers. Women, Untouchables, and tribal peoples were excluded from decision-making at both regional and national levels. The new government of India set the goals of unifying the nation, building industry, promoting economic growth, and in the course of these, reducing inequality and poverty.
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