Communalism and Caste in India

The video discusses the social problems of India, focusing on communalism and casteism. It explains how these issues hinder national progress and unity. The video also outlines strategies to combat communalism, emphasizing the role of education, government action, and media. Additionally, it highlights constitutional provisions aimed at protecting weaker sections and ensuring equality.

What is one of the main characteristics of Indian society as it transitions from traditional to modern?

• Cultural homogeneity

• Decline in population

• Increased isolation

• Emergence of social problems

How does communalism contradict the secular nature of India?

• By promoting economic growth

• By supporting political stability

• By emphasizing religious superiority

• By encouraging cultural diversity

What historical policy contributed to the rise of communalism in India?

• Green Revolution

• Non-Aligned Movement

• Economic Liberalization

• Divide and Rule

Which of the following is a consequence of communalism?

• Increased national unity

• Economic prosperity

• Social tensions and riots

• Cultural renaissance

What role does education play in combating communalism?

• Promoting religious superiority

• Encouraging scientific attitudes

• Isolating different communities

• Reducing literacy rates

How can media contribute to the eradication of communalism?

• By focusing on entertainment

• By promoting communal ideas

• By spreading messages of tolerance

• By ignoring social issues

What is the primary focus of constitutional provisions related to casteism?

• Promoting economic inequality

• Ensuring equal opportunities

• Encouraging caste-based discrimination

• Supporting political parties

What was the basis of the Varna system in ancient India?

• Religious beliefs

• Political affiliations

• Geographical location

• Occupational roles

Which group was considered to perform skilled work in the Varna system?

• Kshatriyas

• Brahmins

• Shudras

• Vaishyas

What is the main objective of providing constitutional help to weaker sections?

• To promote religious superiority

• To maintain social hierarchy

• To encourage economic disparity

• To offer equal opportunities and justice