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... caste determined the vocation he would pursue . The caste system was thus heirarchically graded and it gave rise to social and legal variations . Caste panchayats had powers to punish offending members by various methods such as ex ...
... caste determined the vocation he would pursue . The caste system was thus heirarchically graded and it gave rise to social and legal variations . Caste panchayats had powers to punish offending members by various methods such as ex ...
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... caste held together the fabric of society . The social solidarity in the village was built round the steel - frame - work of caste . The survival of Hinduism under Muslim and Christian onslaughts might well have been impossible without ...
... caste held together the fabric of society . The social solidarity in the village was built round the steel - frame - work of caste . The survival of Hinduism under Muslim and Christian onslaughts might well have been impossible without ...
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... caste consciousness to a certain extent inasmuch as the programmes of many political parties were com- pletely divorced from the notions of the caste system . Thus we find that certain forces in Indian society are waging a successful ...
... caste consciousness to a certain extent inasmuch as the programmes of many political parties were com- pletely divorced from the notions of the caste system . Thus we find that certain forces in Indian society are waging a successful ...
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Preface | 11 |
Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
Social Legislation and Criminal Sanctions | 25 |
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