This document discusses the concept of equality in Indian democracy. It explains that equality means that every person should be treated equally, regardless of religion, caste, gender or place of birth. The Indian Constitution recognizes everyone as equal. However, there are still social inequalities based on caste and economic status. Dalits refer to themselves as those of the so-called lower castes. While equality of status and opportunity is guaranteed, full equality has yet to be achieved in practice as discrimination still exists.
This document discusses the concept of equality in Indian democracy. It explains that equality means that every person should be treated equally, regardless of religion, caste, gender or place of birth. The Indian Constitution recognizes everyone as equal. However, there are still social inequalities based on caste and economic status. Dalits refer to themselves as those of the so-called lower castes. While equality of status and opportunity is guaranteed, full equality has yet to be achieved in practice as discrimination still exists.
This document discusses the concept of equality in Indian democracy. It explains that equality means that every person should be treated equally, regardless of religion, caste, gender or place of birth. The Indian Constitution recognizes everyone as equal. However, there are still social inequalities based on caste and economic status. Dalits refer to themselves as those of the so-called lower castes. While equality of status and opportunity is guaranteed, full equality has yet to be achieved in practice as discrimination still exists.
CLASS-7 ON EQUALITY We will learn about equality – what it is ? why it is important in a democracy,? and is everyone equal in India Equal right to vote
The idea of universal adult franchise is
based on the idea of equality because it states that every adult in a country has one vote with one value . Other kinds of equality Apart from being poor (Economic inequality ) caste system (Social inequality).
Dalit is a term that the so-called lower castes use to
address themselves. Equality in Indian Democracy Equal must be treated equally The Indian Constitution recognises every person as equal. Equality in Indian Democracy No discrimination on the basis of their religion, race, caste, place of birth or whether they are female or male. every person has access to all public places including playgrounds, hotels, shops and markets. Untouchability has been abolished. Issues of Equality in other democracies • the United States of America, the African–Americans whose ancestors were the slaves from Africa • Movement in the late 1950s to push for equal rights for African–Americans. • Civil rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, religion or national origin. Challenge of democracy There are always communities and individuals trying to expand the idea of democracy and push for a greater recognition of equality on existing as well as new issues .