Understanding Marginalisation

What does it mean to be marginalised?

• To be wealthy and powerful

• To be at the center of society

• To be forced to occupy the sides or fringes

• To have access to all resources

What percentage of India's population is Adivasi?

• 10%

• 5%

• 8%

• 12%

Which of the following is NOT a reason for marginalisation?

• Different languages

• High social status

• Different customs

• Religious differences

What is a significant aspect of Adivasi communities?

• They have a hierarchical structure

• They are primarily urban

• They are all the same

• They have over 500 different groups

What type of religions do Adivasis practice?

• Only Christianity

• Only Hinduism

• Only Islam

• A range of tribal religions

What has happened to Adivasis due to economic changes and forest policies?

• They have become wealthier

• They have been forced to migrate

• They have gained more land

• They have more access to education

What percentage of tribal groups in rural areas live below the poverty line?

• 25%

• 35%

• 55%

• 45%

What is the role of the judiciary in relation to Fundamental Rights?

• To uphold the law

• To ignore them

• To enforce economic policies

• To create new laws

What was the purpose of the high-level committee set up in 2005 regarding Muslims?

• To provide them with land

• To examine their socio-economic status

• To promote tourism

• To increase their population

What is a common stereotype about Adivasis?

• They are urban professionals

• They are highly educated

• They are wealthy landowners

• They are portrayed as exotic and primitive