Caste-based Census: Social Implications
A caste-based census in India could reveal critical socio-economic data, influencing policy decisions and social justice initiatives, but it also risks deepening caste divisions and tensions.
Significance of a Caste Census
- Addressing Social Inequality: Caste-based discrimination remains prevalent in parts of India. A caste census can identify disadvantaged groups, guiding targeted policies to address social inequality and uplift marginalized communities.
- Ensuring Equitable Distribution of Resources: Accurate data on OBCs and other groups is essential for fair resource distribution. Insights from a caste census can inform policies to meet the specific needs of each group, promoting inclusive development.
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