Ancient India vs. Modern India

Ancient India and Indian India India is a country with great wealth and potential. It is also a country full of poverty and ignorance. There are various languages, religions, races and customs. There are also many differences in the country itself. In this land there are deserts, dense jungle, vast plains, mountains, and tropical lowlands. All these domestic differences create different needs and different living standards. But it is clear that these differences can not be resolved until the population is controlled.

There are few countries in the world with old and diverse cultures such as India. The material, religious and ethnic diversity of India is as important as it was the history of "modern India". In India, religion is very important to people. It is an important part of the whole Indian tradition. For most Indians, religion occupies every aspect of life, from everyday housework to education and politics. Hinduism is the main belief that more than 80% of the population practices. In addition to Hindus, Muslims are the most famous religious groups, an important part of Indian society.

Ancient Asian literature is often regarded as a literary work of modern China and India 500 years ago. In India, Hinduism (polytheistic formed in India thousands of years ago) was founded in literature that appeared there, including Vedas, the oldest Sanskrit literature, Hindu scriptures (Sanskrit is the ancient language of India) It played an important role in formation. And Ramayana, this is an Indian epic written in Sanskrit by the poet Valmichi, and a love story between Lama and Shita, the princess

The caste system in India is a paradigm ethnography of caste. It varied by various dominant elites such as ancient India, medieval, early modern and modern India, especially Mughal Empire and British Raj. It is the foundation of education and labor conservation in India today. It consists of two different concepts, varna and jati. These can be thought of as various analysis levels of the system. It is believed that the caste system that exists today is the result of the collapse of the Mughal era and the development of the British colonial system in India. The collapse of the Mughal era witnessed the emergence of powerful men who are related to the king, the pastor, and the monks, confirmed the luxurious and military form of caste ideals, and at first glance changed the perfect social group into a difference It was. Caste community

As a result of many discussions about the caste system in India, I think that I will not treat this topic fairly unless the impact is seen in modern India. Below we discuss how the caste system works in modern India and how it affects modern Indian politics and policies. Finally, I will give personal opinion on the caste system. The modern Indian caste system is greatly influenced by the mobility of British rule, the movement toward higher education, and the employment of cities. Certain subsidies and concessions promote lower castes. During this period the caste system became less stiff and artificial barriers set by Brahmin among the castes went down. Furthermore, all people except Hindi, such as Jain, Christian, Muslim, are treated equally.