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This section explores the definition of social marginalisation, examining various communities in India, notably Adivasis, Muslims, and Dalits. Emphasising on their unique experiences of exclusion, the text highlights economic, social, and political dimensions of marginalisation. It aims to foster understanding and empathy among students while discussing historical and contemporary issues faced by these groups, as well as the constitutional safeguards in place to promote equality.
The concept of marginalisation refers to individuals or groups being pushed to the fringes of society, thus experiencing a lack of access to resources and decision-making processes. This section explores the nuances of marginalisation experienced by Adivasis, the Muslim community, and Dalits in India.
The implications of these discussions are significant for fostering a more inclusive understanding of democratic values rooted in equality and justice.
Marginalisation: The exclusion from mainstream society.
Adivasis: Indigenous communities often exploited and stereotyped.
Stereotyping: Oversimplification leading to discrimination.
Constitutional Safeguards: Laws that protect minority communities.
When on the margin, not within, not equal, that's how it begins.
Once upon a time, in a vibrant village, lived diverse communities. Yet, some felt alone on the sidelines, their voices unheard, just like the Adivasis. But they aimed to create strong bridges to bring everyone together.
Use 'MARG' to remember: 'M' for Marginality, 'A' for Adivasis, 'R' for Rights, 'G' for Group identity.
The Adivasis' loss of land due to mining and industrial projects illustrates economic marginalisation.
Lower literacy rates among Muslims compared to other communities indicate social marginalisation.
Term: Marginalisation
Definition: The process by which certain groups of people are pushed to the edges or fringes of society, limiting their access to resources and opportunities.
The process by which certain groups of people are pushed to the edges or fringes of society, limiting their access to resources and opportunities.
Term: Adivasis
Definition: Indigenous or tribal communities in India, often living in close association with forests and experiencing unique struggles related to their rights and resources.
Indigenous or tribal communities in India, often living in close association with forests and experiencing unique struggles related to their rights and resources.
Term: Stereotyping
Definition: Oversimplified and generalized beliefs or ideas about a particular group, often leading to misconceptions and prejudice.
Oversimplified and generalized beliefs or ideas about a particular group, often leading to misconceptions and prejudice.
Term: Constitutional Safeguards
Definition: Legal provisions enshrined in a country's constitution intended to protect the rights of minority groups against discrimination.
Legal provisions enshrined in a country's constitution intended to protect the rights of minority groups against discrimination.