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M.N. Srinivas and Sanskritisation
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M.N. Srinivas, a renowned Indian sociologist, introduced the concept of Sanskritisation to explain social mobility among lower castes and tribal communities in India. According to him, Sanskritisation is the process through which a lower social group adopts the customs, rituals, beliefs, lifestyle, and practices of higher castes, particularly the dominant
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