To be honest I think answer is two
An example of discrimination that exists today is harrasment. harrasment is such as, inappropriate jokes, name calling or displays like posters or cartoons directed at a person because of their race, colour, sex or gender, sexual orientation etc.
The rights of dalits or lower-caste Indians was changed as the constitution banned the discrimination based on caste.
<h3>What is the
Dalits right about?</h3>
The discrimination of the Dalits right includes a violation to their various rights before the law
However, this dicrimination was changed as the India constitution banned the discrimination based on caste.
Therefore, the Option B is correct
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It looks like B and C are the correct answers.
History involves those things- we study the past to learn about the world back then.
I believe the answer is:
- get approved by the committee
- pass the senate vote, and move to the other chamber
After passing the subcommittee's test, the bill would be reviewed by the committee in order to see whether it's can be realized with their current budget. After that, the bill would be passed to the senate so each representatives from states could vote for the bill. Simple majority (more than 50% votes) would make the bills able to move to other chamber.
