New York Times journalist Isabel Wilkerson in her excellent book: Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, compares and contrasts the Indian caste system. She also provides evidence that Nazi Germany ...

You cannot escape caste in India, by getting better jobs, by rejecting your surname or by enforcing policy decisions. The Indian word for caste is jaat and it is popularly defined as ‘that which ...

The caste system, a deep-rooted reality in Indian society, has shaped access to resources, opportunities, and rights. Despite decades of affirmative action, the lack of up-to-date data on caste ...

Atul Kumar, the son of a daily wage worker and from the Scheduled Caste community ... With rising costs in the Indian education system, many students from the marginalised communities are unable ...

The Irish wake, by definition, was a celebration of the life of the deceased, full of uniquely Irish customs. If you've ever been to an Irish wake, you'll know that while it can be a sad affair ...

This decision prompted Cliff Taylor of the Irish Times to write a column on the ... He gives his thoughts on how the planning system works, the role of planning consultants, and the contradictions ...

Celebrate the start of 2025 with these Irish New Year's Eve toasts and blessings to ring in a new year. Here's to 2025! Sláinte! Here are some Irish toasts and salutations to raise your glasses ...

A public system of early childhood education and care is essential to address fundamental issues within the sector ...

Analysis by the writers of this article based on household surveys by the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) unravels stark caste-based disparities in employment probabilities and wage earnings ...

Applauding Santram, an article in The Indian Rationalist stated in 1954: “He waged a major war against the caste system, all on his own, and he succeeded in giving the old demon a bad shake.