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The caste system has influenced social structures in India for centuries from "summary" of The True History and the Religion of India by Prakashanand Saraswati

The caste system, deeply embedded in the social fabric of India, has played a significant role in shaping the country's social structures for centuries. This hierarchical system categorizes individuals into distinct groups based on their birth, with each group having its own set of privileges and restrictions. The rigid nature of the caste system has led to the perpetuation of social inequality and discrimination, with individuals being limited by the caste they are born into. From a young age, individuals are socialized into their respective castes, learning the customs, traditions, and expectations associated with their group. This socialization process reinforces the boundaries between different castes and perpetuates the idea of hierarchy and superiority among them. As a result, individuals often internalize their caste identity and adhere to the norms and values of their caste group. The caste system not only influences social interactions but also determines access to resources and opportunities. Individuals belonging to lower castes often face systemic discrimination and barriers to advancement in various aspects of life, including educa...
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    The True History and the Religion of India

    Prakashanand Saraswati

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