The social movement that emerged in north Indian villages fought against the practices of serving food on separate plates from the lower caste people. What do you call that movement?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
Social movements of Dalits show a particular character. The movements cannot
be explained satisfactorily by reference to economic exploitations alone or political
oppression, although these dimensions are important. This is a struggle for
recognition as fellow human beings. It is a struggle for self-confidence and a
space for self-determination. It is a struggle for abolishment of stigmatisation,
that untouchability implied