The Brahmin Keeps India in the 18th Century

Authors

Naren Bedide Round Table India

Keywords:

Brahmin, Brahminical, Brahminism, Caste mode of production

Abstract

In this interview, the caste mode of production is discussed as a perplexingly unexplored area of economics, politics and sociology in India. The role, relationship and negative impact of the ruling class composed of the Brahmins and upper castes on the Bahujan majority are highlighted.

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Published

2018-11-16

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018): Myths underlying brahmin supremacy and white supremacy

Section

Interview

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