Question : Sanskritisation as a social process in India often results in:

Option 1: The weakening of the caste system

Option 2: The reinforcement of caste hierarchies

Option 3: The promotion of gender equality

Option 4: The decline of religious practices

Question : The eradication of caste prejudice in India requires:

Option 1: Strengthening of the caste system

Option 2: Promotion of inter-caste marriages

Option 3: Economic liberalization

Option 4: Technological advancements

Question : The process of Sanskritisation in India is often criticized for:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : Which of the following is a significant change observed in the caste system in modern India?

Option 1: Complete eradication of caste discrimination

Option 2: Emergence of new castes based on profession

Option 3: Increase in inter-caste marriages

Option 4: Absence of caste-based political parties

Question : The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) in India primarily represents the interests of:

Option 1:  Upper castes

Option 2:  Religious minorities

Option 3: Dalits

Option 4: Non-resident Indians