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Asked: May 6, 20242024-05-06T14:43:06+05:30 2024-05-06T14:43:06+05:30In: Political Science

Explain Untouchability : An obstacle in harmonious society.

Explain Untouchability : An obstacle in harmonious society.

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    1. Himanshu Kulshreshtha Elite Author
      2024-05-06T14:43:40+05:30Added an answer on May 6, 2024 at 2:43 pm

      Untouchability, a practice rooted in caste-based discrimination, is a significant obstacle to the creation of a harmonious society. It perpetuates social hierarchies, marginalizes entire communities, and undermines principles of equality, dignity, and human rights.

      Untouchability is based on the belief that certain groups of people are inherently impure or inferior due to their birth into a particular caste or community. This discriminatory practice relegates those deemed "untouchable" to the lowest rungs of society, denying them access to basic rights, opportunities, and social interactions. Untouchables face systemic discrimination in areas such as education, employment, healthcare, and housing, perpetuating cycles of poverty, exclusion, and social stigma.

      Untouchability not only violates fundamental principles of equality and dignity but also fosters division, prejudice, and conflict within society. By enforcing rigid social boundaries and norms, untouchability creates barriers to meaningful social interactions and relationships, reinforcing stereotypes, and prejudices that fuel discrimination, violence, and social unrest.

      Moreover, untouchability undermines efforts to build a just, inclusive, and democratic society by perpetuating inequalities and injustices that deny individuals and communities the opportunity to fulfill their potential and contribute to the common good. It hinders social cohesion and solidarity by dividing communities along caste lines, weakening bonds of trust and cooperation, and eroding the foundations of a harmonious society.

      To overcome the obstacle of untouchability and build a truly harmonious society, it is essential to address its root causes and manifestations through legal, political, and social reforms. This includes enforcing laws and policies that prohibit discrimination based on caste, promoting awareness and education to challenge caste-based prejudices and stereotypes, and empowering marginalized communities through affirmative action, social programs, and economic opportunities.

      Furthermore, fostering dialogue, empathy, and solidarity among diverse communities is crucial for dismantling the barriers of untouchability and building a culture of mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation. By recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of every individual and embracing principles of equality and social justice, society can overcome the obstacle of untouchability and move towards a more harmonious, inclusive, and equitable future for all.

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