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 GS PAPER-2 (SOCIAL JUSTICE)

ROOT CAUSE OF INEQUALITY






Everyone required three segments for equality:

1) Economical freedom

2) Social freedom

3) Political freedom 

In this three segments economical freedom is captured 99% base

and in economical freedom(99%), education comes first step, in other word 

Education cover up almost 90% + role in economical freedom.

in Indian education systems have a lots of discrimination factors

and biggest discrimination factor is language, so biggest challenge for inequality is language such as

English is by force required for any higher competitive exams like IIT,IIM...etc. it's a root cause.


Language -> Education -> Economical freedom -> Inequality 


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