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I am the presenter of the National Geographic newspaper and today we are going to talk about India as a whole, its history, its society, its economy .. the title of this report is "Empowering The Dalits in today India"
India has a population of 1.2 billion inhabitants today, its capital is New Dehli In India the
locals speak Hindi English. There are a lot of religions practiced there, the most popular being 80 percent Hindu. India is a democracy, a republic.
There are several major areas practiced by the population such as engineering agriculture, precious stones and jewelry.
In short, a country like any other except that you make mistakes behind your screens because india has had
a very critical past and even today there are many negative aspects but some are in
evolving in the right ways. To see this I let you see the rest of this journal.
By the 19th century Britain had assumed political control over virtually all Indian lands. Indian
armed forces in the british army played a vital role in both World Wars. Non violent resistance to british colonialism led by Mohandas Gandhi ans Jawaharlal Nehru brought independence in 1947. The subcontinent was divided into two states: India and Pakistan.
India since evolves in the social and economic aspect The death rate has decreased, the inhabitants have a better education
life expectancy and standard of living plus the growing economy. literary, a better But all this does not remove the fact that there are many negative aspects and are obstacles
for this population
Health problems, pollution, malnutrition with overpopulation which does not help,
consequent lack of money with the widening gap between the rich and the poor Which brings us to speak to you now about the caste system.
The caste system is a hereditary social hierarchy. This classification system a he called The Jali system was born 2000 years ago with Hinduism AT the beginning at was'nt strictly respected until the British India. This creates a huge gap between the rich and the poor. It is a pyramidal system, it is the Varna castes in India.
Power is executed by an elite There is a people who complete their castes but are rejected by society, they are called dalits, called in the past the untouchables. Why are these people so despise? Well they're considered unclean, the lowest cast. Nobody wants to be on contact by the other castes. The Dalits work in the most execrable jobs like cleaning the sewers, the dirt. To end up earning only 2rupees per month. In 1955, discrimination based on castes was illegal but it is rooted in their traditions and they
find it difficult to separate continuous castes from being tabout India is not a modern democracy with the caste system but also because india is a patriarchal society
There is also another system in India, the reservation system also called affirmative action The process of facilitating a person in education, scholarship and in promotions who has category certificates. Reservation is governed by constitutional laws, statutory laws and locals rules and regulation This system contains both positive and negative points, some examples are given to you: has more equality compared to Dalits. Unfortunately this could damage the economic structure as the efficiency of work may be affected. In addition, many upper castes still suffer from poverty and illiteracy.
Eventually India is a country of contrast, poor India and rich India but also inequalities old traditions and development of new ways. So india starts to change even if the way is long This report is finally over, and we'll see you tomorrow for even more information to send you.
I am the presenter of the National Geographic newspaper and today we are going to talk about India as a whole, its history, its society, its economy .. the title of this report is "Empowering The Dalits in today India"
India has a population of 1.2 billion inhabitants today, its capital is New Dehli In India the
locals speak Hindi English. There are a lot of religions practiced there, the most popular being 80 percent Hindu. India is a democracy, a republic.
There are several major areas practiced by the population such as engineering agriculture, precious stones and jewelry.
In short, a country like any other except that you make mistakes behind your screens because india has had
a very critical past and even today there are many negative aspects but some are in
evolving in the right ways. To see this I let you see the rest of this journal.
By the 19th century Britain had assumed political control over virtually all Indian lands. Indian
armed forces in the british army played a vital role in both World Wars. Non violent resistance to british colonialism led by Mohandas Gandhi ans Jawaharlal Nehru brought independence in 1947. The subcontinent was divided into two states: India and Pakistan.
India since evolves in the social and economic aspect The death rate has decreased, the inhabitants have a better education
life expectancy and standard of living plus the growing economy. literary, a better But all this does not remove the fact that there are many negative aspects and are obstacles
for this population
Health problems, pollution, malnutrition with overpopulation which does not help,
consequent lack of money with the widening gap between the rich and the poor Which brings us to speak to you now about the caste system.
The caste system is a hereditary social hierarchy. This classification system a he called The Jali system was born 2000 years ago with Hinduism AT the beginning at was'nt strictly respected until the British India. This creates a huge gap between the rich and the poor. It is a pyramidal system, it is the Varna castes in India.
Power is executed by an elite There is a people who complete their castes but are rejected by society, they are called dalits, called in the past the untouchables. Why are these people so despise? Well they're considered unclean, the lowest cast. Nobody wants to be on contact by the other castes. The Dalits work in the most execrable jobs like cleaning the sewers, the dirt. To end up earning only 2rupees per month. In 1955, discrimination based on castes was illegal but it is rooted in their traditions and they
find it difficult to separate continuous castes from being tabout India is not a modern democracy with the caste system but also because india is a patriarchal society
There is also another system in India, the reservation system also called affirmative action The process of facilitating a person in education, scholarship and in promotions who has category certificates. Reservation is governed by constitutional laws, statutory laws and locals rules and regulation This system contains both positive and negative points, some examples are given to you: has more equality compared to Dalits. Unfortunately this could damage the economic structure as the efficiency of work may be affected. In addition, many upper castes still suffer from poverty and illiteracy.
Eventually India is a country of contrast, poor India and rich India but also inequalities old traditions and development of new ways. So india starts to change even if the way is long This report is finally over, and we'll see you tomorrow for even more information to send you.
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