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Caste &Class IN A DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT FORTNIGHTLY 120 ` PRICE OU Y and HY P RA SSUE 4-5, NO. 142-143, 2020 142-143, NO. 4-5, SSUE I G VOL. 20, 20, VOL. GEO THE STATE OF CASTE AND CLASS DYNAMICS THROUGH DIVERSE CASTE PERSPECTIVES &CLA SS IN INDIA CASTE AND CLASS CATEGORIES MUSLI MS OF INDIA I DENTITY AND AGRARIAN CHANGE O N THE MARGINS IN GOD’S OWN CITY CASTE, CLASS AND THE POWER OF WATER I NEQUALITIES IN AcADEMIC SpACES AND NUTRITION CITY AND SEXUALITY G’nY SINCE 2001 A DeVELOPMenT AND geOGRAPHYANDYOU.COM GEOGRAPHY AND YOU ENVIRONMenT FORTnigHTLY VOL. 20 ISSUE 4 & 5 No. 142 & 143 2020 CASTE AND CLASS IN INDIA 10 Understanding Caste and Class: Categories 58 On the Margins in God’s Own City: The Geography and Measurement of the Scheduled Castes in Varanasi R B Bhagat Sarfaraz Alam The caste has been a unique social institution in India. This paper The negligible numerical strength of Scheduled Castes in the core of presents an assessment of class within caste categories based on data the historic city of Varanasi renders them almost irrelevant in its social, from nationally representative sample surveys. economic, and cultural life. 18 Social Diversity, Hierarchy and Cultural 66 Caste, Class and the Power of Water: The Heterogeneity among Muslims of India Socio-Political Ecology of Drinking Water Abdul Shaban in Rural India Muslims have been projected as socially ‘monolithic’ and with the same Sonali Bhatia ‘identity’ of ‘Muslimness’. Muslims in India, however, are as diverse The narrative of a village in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh finds that caste and as disparate as ‘Hindus’. and class hierarchies effectively influence the decision making on water allocation, use and control over drinking water. 24 Caste and Class in Indian Agriculture M S Jaglan 76 Inequalities in Access to Academic Spaces: The study reviews varying perspectives on the debate of caste and class Experiences of Students from the Socially in Indian agriculture by taking case studies of two villages of Haryana Excluded Groups in Higher Education and Rajasthan. in India Nidhi S Sabharwal 34 Identity and the Political Economy of Improved access to higher education has not resulted in access to Agrarian Change opportunities for disadvantaged groups because higher education Deepak K Mishra institutions are largely under-prepared to respond to diverse learners. In the rural, agrarian economy in India, the market transactions point to the various ways unequal opportunities shape the trajectories of rural 82 City and Sexuality: An Auto-Ethnographic transformation in contemporary India. Storytelling of Caste, Class and Queerness in Delhi 40 The Antiquity and Continuity of the Caste System in Dhiren Borisa India: A Dalit Perspective What makes a city liveable? Often we are situated at various margins Umakant of a city—social, spatial and sexual. This paper uses auto- In order to understand why the caste system survived in India for more ethnographic storytelling of social-sexual differences that produce our than millennia it one needs to revisit factors that have kept this system everyday geographies. alive and see how it is being nurtured even today. 46 The Middle Class as the Class of no Class Amir Ali An attempt to understand some of the ambiguities around what it means to be middle class in India and its influence on Indian politics has been made in this paper. IN CONVERSATION WITH Nandini Sundar Professor of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics, 52 Health & Nutrition in India: A Caste and Delhi University. Class Perspective 73 Tribes: Forgotten Again Rajeshwari The paper reveals that broadly at an all India level, there is an IN BRIEF improvement in health and nutritional outcomes, yet there seems to be 2 Letters; 3 Editor’s Note; 4 Guest Editor’s Note; no change in caste, class and gender intersectionality. 88 Books & Website Expert Panel Rasik Ravindra Sachidanand Sinha B Meenakumari Prithvish Nag Geologist and Professor, CSRD, Former Chairperson, Former Vice Chancellor, Secretary General, Jawaharlal Nehru National Biodiversity MG Kashi Vidyapeeth, 36 IGC, New Delhi. University, New Delhi. Authority, Chennai. Varanasi. Ajit Tyagi K J Ramesh Saraswati Raju B Sengupta Air Vice Marshal (Retd) Former Director Former Professor, CSRD, Former Member Secretary, Former DG, IMD, General, IMD, Jawaharlal Nehru Central Pollution Control New Delhi. New Delhi. University, New Delhi. Board, New Delhi. 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