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Division of the society into four castes such as Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra made on the basis of their occupation is called as caste system. E.g. Rajputs belong to Kshatriya caste
A tribe is a traditional community where people share close social, economic, religious, or blood ties. They have a common culture and language. E.g. The Gond tribe
Gonds Tribes.
Bhils Tribes.
Santhal Tribes.
Great Andamanese Tribes.
Khasi Tribes.
Garo Tribes.
The Schedule Caste people are the one who were previously untouchables. According the Hindu mythology, this is the fifth category in the Varna System. They are called Ati Shudras (Untouchables) and were condemned for all dirty and polluting jobs. They named themselves as Dalits or Harijans (son of God).
On the other hand, Schedule Tribes are community of people who lived in tribal areas (mainly forest). They make up to 7-8% of Indian population. They have traditionally been marginalised and not in the mainstream of the society. They are also known as Adivasis.
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Division of the society into four castes such as Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra made on the basis of their occupation is called as caste system. E.g. Rajputs belong to Kshatriya caste
A tribe is a traditional community where people share close social, economic, religious, or blood ties. They have a common culture and language. E.g. The Gond tribe
Gonds Tribes.
Bhils Tribes.
Santhal Tribes.
Great Andamanese Tribes.
Khasi Tribes.
Garo Tribes.
The Schedule Caste people are the one who were previously untouchables. According the Hindu mythology, this is the fifth category in the Varna System. They are called Ati Shudras (Untouchables) and were condemned for all dirty and polluting jobs. They named themselves as Dalits or Harijans (son of God).
On the other hand, Schedule Tribes are community of people who lived in tribal areas (mainly forest). They make up to 7-8% of Indian population. They have traditionally been marginalised and not in the mainstream of the society. They are also known as Adivasis.
Regards