Sociology · Caste System and M.N. Srinivas
According to M. N. Srinivas, a 'dominant caste' in a village context is primarily defined as a caste that:
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- 1Belongs strictly to the highest ritual Varna regardless of land ownership
- 2Is an ex-untouchable caste that possesses substantial urban wealth
- 3Is numerically preponderant, owns a major share of arable land, and enjoys political power✓
- 4Relies entirely on traditional priestly duties for social influence
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Is numerically preponderant, owns a major share of arable land, and enjoys political power
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