Question : Sanskritisation as a social process in India often results in:

 

Option 1: The weakening of the caste system

 

Option 2: The reinforcement of caste hierarchies

Option 3: The promotion of gender equality

Option 4: The decline of religious practices

Question : The process of Sanskritisation in India is often criticized for:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : Sanskritisation in India often involves:

Option 1: The adoption of lower caste practices by upper castes

Option 2: The rejection of religious rituals

Option 3: The emulation of upper-caste rituals and lifestyles by lower castes

Option 4: The promotion of inter-caste marriages

Question : The influence of Western education in India contributed to the rise of:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : The caste system in India is an example of:

Option 1: Meritocracy

Option 2: Social mobility

Option 3:  Social stratification

Option 4: Gender equality

Question : Westernisation in India has led to:

Option 1: The revival of traditional arts and crafts

Option 2: The decline of joint family systems

Option 3: The strengthening of caste hierarchies

Option 4: The reduction of gender disparities