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Indians are born into a caste and must remain in that caste to which they

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xeze [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

True

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Indians that were born into a caste remained in that caste into their deaths therefore this statement is "true" or the first option. A caste is a social system that separates and organizes people into a certain social club which shows where they work. Starts from teachers and goes down all the way to street cleaners and the system was later prohibited by Grandi.

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