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I actually disagree, I have worked in almost all parts of India. South India has a very strong "Brahmin" influence to an extent that families disown children if
by tempaccount_z12 6y ago
I actually disagree, I have worked in almost all parts of India. South India has a very strong "Brahmin" influence to an extent that families disown children if they marry in other caste.
They also have a very strong language bias with strong racism against non Tamil speakers. (Although People from Kerala and Andra Pradesh are much better than Tamil Nadu)
- blocked_again 6y agoI am not saying South India is free of caste system. I am just saying it's better to live in a society where one can't tell your caste from your name. Especially if you are from one of the marginalized castes.
- aparsons 6y agoA lot of that is along linguistic lines, driven by two factors: - South india overall had a Dravidian movement denouncing “Brahmanism” in the mid 1950s - Specific to Tamil Nadu, Indian government’s connivance in Ceylon’s Tamil movement invited the wrath of a large sect of Tamils against New Delhi
- BiggusDijkus 6y ago> South India has a very strong "Brahmin" influence .. Oh dear! That notorious Tambram superiority shit. I agree it is still largely at play. However, considering how it is played in the North of India, South is light years better.
- known 6y agoWhich caste is looting India? https://archive.is/5zz1b https://archive.is/5zz1b