Why does the caste system exist?

The caste system is a hierarchy of social status that has existed in India for a long time.

It was created by the British to ensure that the upper classes were better able to access resources and land and to manage and protect them.

The system has existed since ancient times.

But what is it and how does it work?

The caste systems in India were first established in the 16th century in India, and they have been gradually increasing over the centuries.

The caste system in India is based on a hierarchy based on caste, the ability of an individual to access certain resources, and the social status of the caste.

In India, the caste structure is based upon three different groups of people: the “caste,” which are individuals with similar caste status, and those who have “castes,” which include others of the same social class.

According to a 2017 study by the University of Cambridge, the “class of one” in India comprises roughly 25% of the population and the “classes of five” consists of 60% of Indians.

If the “tribe” is divided into five groups of three, the average person has a caste that is based solely on their caste.

But, as per the 2017 report, “castis” include “pagans,” “devi,” “pagan,” and “maharajas,” while “casti” include people of different religions, and “rajas” are “rural” people.

So, while the caste hierarchy is based around caste, people are also divided into different “castic” categories, which are defined by the social class of the person being divided into them.

In the United States, the system is divided according to race, which is based mainly on the ability to access a specific resource.

However, the Indian caste system has evolved to include several other categories such as religious affiliation, gender, education, occupation, economic status, age, marital status, etc. In the Indian society, there is a social hierarchy based upon the ability, the social standing, and access to certain resources.

India has been a country where caste has been extremely divisive and difficult to discuss.

It has been one of the most socially divisive and divisive countries in the world for quite some time.

In recent times, the country has been moving towards more inclusive and liberal policies.

For example, the new Indian constitution allows for more people to vote in parliamentary elections, as well as making marriage more acceptable, and it has taken steps to address caste issues.

What’s the caste-based system like in India?

A caste system can be broken down into three categories: a) “castles” and b) “ranches.”

The caste hierarchy in India depends on caste.

A caste is an individual whose social class is based only on their status.

The higher the social rank of an “upper caste” or “castel,” the lower their caste is.

“Ranch” is a classification based on the position of a particular “ranch” within a “casta.”

It is also called “ruling caste.”

The upper caste of a country is considered to be the “ruler caste,” and is the one who is in control of the country.

The lower caste is considered the “barbarians” or the “common people.”

A “castet” is defined as “a social class or group of people whose economic status is based primarily on their social standing.”

According to the 2011 Census, the upper caste in India had a median income of about Rs. 25,000 ($37,200) while the lower caste earned about Rs 25,600 ($32,600).

A person is classified as “casted” or a “ruled” if they are categorized according to their caste status.

In some parts of the world, caste is not always considered to have a direct relationship to one’s caste.

For instance, some countries such as Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Indonesia classify caste as a separate category from the caste status of a person.

But in India this distinction is rarely made.

A number of people within the caste can be classified as a “panchayat.”

This refers to a caste system that exists in some regions of the India.

A panchayatiya (village or community) is a person who is considered as a member of a certain “cast” or who has a “favourite caste” based on their ability to obtain resources.

The caste status determines their access to these resources.

The caste structure in India has been increasing over time.

The upper classes have been gaining more social status over time, while lower castes have been being pushed out of their position.

This has created tension within the society, leading to violence.

Why is caste so divisive?

According the World Economic Forum, in India’s caste system, the two