
COMMUNALISM IN INDIA --A BIG PROBLEM.............
After the independance India faced many communal riots, perhaps riots being every year. But not a single government can stop these riots. Every time political party blame each other but can't give any solution to solve this problem. From the riots Secular parties blame to the communal parties and communal parties blame to the double policy of secular parties, but every time the public burned in the fire of riots and not the politicians.
I seek to deconstruct the discourse in communalism from a varietu of approaches, by examining urban and rural class relations, caste-uplifts movements, mobilization in popular movements, and the colonial and nationalist discourse on the subaltern. The communalism earlier scope , from the earlier ninteent and to the earlier tweentieth century, is delimited by the timeframe in which the phenomenon of communalism came into its own.
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nal and etnics problem have effected the entire social and political fibre of india, particularly after independance. The phenomenon, is however not new in this country as during the british rule, British exploited communal feelings in Indian society to further their political goals.One can trace the pluralistic Indian society right from the Vedic period, when people were divided on the basic of their work, which later became theri caste. The Muslims invaions and patronage of Muslim rulers to the people of their own religious faith strongly rooted the evil of communalism in the county in the medieval period. The mughal rulers even exploited communal feeling as a mode of competition among the various warlike communities.
Conflicts caused by caste, language and religion have been almost perenial sole of the body politic of India which have weakened the state structure economically, socially and politically. This has adversely affected the security of the country.....
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