Social exclusion

Social exclusion

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  Social Exclusion
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  Contents • Meaning ofSocial Exclusion • Causes of Social Exclusion • Consequence of Social Exclusion • Socially excluded people in different zones of India • Major Take away. • Sources
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  Meaning of SocialExclusion Social Exclusion is the process through which individuals or groups are excluded from facilities, benefits and opportunities that the others(their “betters”) enjoy.
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  Causes of SocialExclusion The main cause of social exclusion is the racial, caste discrimination that have existed from the pre-independent India.
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  Discrimination is alsoin the basis of • Caste • Race • Religion • Culture • Gender • Others
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  Major Socially excludedgroups in India • Scheduled caste(SC) • Scheduled tribes(ST)
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  Consequence of SocialExclusion • The major consequence of social exclusion is poverty. • Poverty is also a cause of social exclusion.
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  Socially excluded peoplein different zones of India 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 North South West East Per 100 people in the area SC ST Total Census of India, 2001
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  East zone ofIndia broadly 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Per 100 people in the area SC ST Total Census of India, 2001
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  Distribution of SCand ST in different zones 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 North South East West Others SC ST Total Census of India, 2001
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  State wise distributionof the SC and ST 0 5 10 15 20 25 SC ST Total Census of India, 2001
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  More on thesocially excluded people in India • Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of scheduled caste. 21.09% of total Scheduled Caste(SC) in India is in Uttar Pradesh. • In Madhya Pradesh about 14% of the total Scheduled Tribes(ST) of India are there. According to Census of India, 2001
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  Major Take Away •Social exclusion is a major cause of poverty in our country. • ST and SC are more in population ratio in East Zone of India. • Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of SC in it. • Madhya Pradesh has the highest number of ST in it. • Both the states are in poverty condition.
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  Sources. • Census ofIndia, 2001 • NCERT, Text Book for Class IX, Economics, 2013. • Pictures from Internet.
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  Thank You forfollowing.