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Caste System - Religion
In ancient India Brahmins had developed a social system in which people were divided into separate close communities known as caste.
The origin of the caste system affected the whole Indian society.
Caste determines man's marriage, social circle, profession and Wealth
This Cast and religion is to control large amount of people, they belive there should be some regulating and monitoring system which people does follow automatically without being knowing.
Sati Practice
Sati is described asa Hindu custom inIndia in which thewidow was burnt toashes on her deadhusband's pyre.

Child Marriage
Marrying a youngchild (generallydefined as below theage of fifteen) to anadult is describedas child marrigae. Inpractice, it is almostalways a young girlmarried to a man.

Dowry
Dowry or Dahej isthe payment in cashor/and kind by thebride's family to thebridegroom' s familyalong with thegiving away of thebride in Indianmarriage .

Purdah
Purdah is the practicethat includes theseclusion of womenfrom public observationby wearing concealingclothing and by the use of high walls, curtains,and screens erectedwithin the home.

These are some of the other Evils which kills the society…….

Untouchability : (The fifth class in the Indian caste system which was not taken in count. These are the people in the ancient time are those who do not fit in to Four category of cast Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishanav and Shudra. These people are Untouchables because they donot fit in four category of society and they do dirty jobs for there living like sweeping, and scavenging (which sometimes involves handling dead bodies)

Ilitteracy : (In Ancient time Satyug only Brahmans where allowed to Study, in Dwaparyug Kshatriya also were allowed to study in gurukul of Brahman, in Tretayug Vaishya were also allowed to Study in and in Kalyug Shudra and Untouchables were allowed to study but many of the Untouchables are still struggling to have proper education

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