Communalism gains strength from economic deprivation, and thrives in environments of social exclusion, creating fertile ground for discontent and division. Comment.
Introduction
Communalism is an ideology that pitches the beliefs of one group are different from the other. In its extreme form, there diverging views are considered antithetical to each other causing conflict. [ex] to 1947 partition issue.
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Gains strength from economic deprivation: (1) relative economic deprivation leads to ingroup solidarity & inter group exclusions. (2) creates apathy against group commanding resources [ex] utilized by British to mobilise Muslims under Syed Ahmad Khan. (3) Inclusivity ignored in jot representation creating a viscous cycle [leg] as alleged by migrants in Assam & Bihad
Specific schemes (eg Iyo Hast) etc. In other regard Sachan dti communal recommendation can be adhered to. Also, sometime economic development leads to communal division [ex] khalistan movement. By social inclusion can also cause dissonent on communal lines [ex] UCC creating huge dissents from communities as a measure of homogenisation & social control.
Conclusion
A balance of measures to ensure the preamble spirit of equality of Humanity in the need
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Annapurna Singh
Effects of Globalization on Indian society
Communalism, Regionalism & Secularism
Communalism and economic factors
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