Scheduled Castes/Schedules Tribes and Dalits

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Following India 's independence, the regulations on the backward planned caste and Indian scheduled tribes were set, and in 1960 the central government announced a list of 405 scheduled castes and 225 scheduled tribes. The list was modified in 1975 to identify 841 scheduled castes and 510 scheduled tribes. The total percentage of the planned caste and the planned tribe is 22.5%, the planned caste accounts for 17%, the planned tribe occupies the remaining 5%. After the report, many scheduled castes and scheduled tribes have become themselves called Dalit. It is used by B R Ambedkar.

The Government of India has officially declared a historically discriminated Indian community like Caste and an invincible community under the planned tribal designation, and a specific economically backward Pudla caste as another backward class I admit it. Scheduled caste is sometimes called Dalit in contemporary literature. In 2001, Dalitz occupied 16.2% of India's total population. Of the 1 billion Hindus in India, 26% of Hindu senior castes, 43% of other rear classes, 22% of Hindu scheduled castes (Dalites), and Hindu planned tribe (Adivasis) It is estimated to account for 9%.

Scheduled castes (SC) and scheduled tribes (ST) are formal specifications for people who are historically disadvantaged. These provisions are accepted by the Indian Constitution, and its classification is specified on one side. During the British rule of the Indian subcontinent, they were called frustrating classes. In contemporary literature, the planned caste is sometimes called Dalits. Before they are called untouchables. The scheduled caste and the planned tribe took up 16.6% and 6% of the Indian population, respectively (according to the 2011 census). In 1950 the Constitution (prescribed caste) ordered 1,108 castes in 29 states in the first schedule, the 1950 Constitution (prescribed tribe) ordered 744 tribes in 22 provinces in Schedule 1. Since independence, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes have been retained and guaranteed political representation.