Caste discrimination in India is a deep-rooted social hierarchy system, based on birth, that creates unequal social and economic opportunities, with historically marginalized groups (Dalits/Scheduled Castes) facing severe exclusion, “untouchability” practices, violence, restricted jobs, and unequal access to resources like education and sanitation, despite prevention laws the hierarchy practice still persist. . . Reel Credits: Mavia and Shaare Camera credits: Saeed | The Jamia Review

21 reactions · 6 comments | In 2025, caste discrimination is still rampant across India, from university campuses to corporate offices. According to the NCRB, crimes against Dalits increased by 13.1% in just one year, with 57,582 reported incidents in 2022. In this episode of Janab, Aise Kaise? The Quint’s @shadabmoizee exposes how caste continues to impact lives in everyday settings, from universities to Aviation. #caste #india #pilot #dalit | The Quint | Facebook

In a society where caste discrimination is woven into everyday life, the call to end reservations ignores a painful reality. Caste oppression is not a relic of the past, but a living, breathing force that shapes opportunities, access, and dignity. People claim caste doesn’t exist anymore — but for those denied jobs, humiliated in schools, or violently attacked for asserting their rights, the discrimination is undeniable. Reservation isn’t "unfair advantage"; it's a response to generations of sys