Yaksh ChaudharyAIR 6 · CSE 2021 · 142 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Backward classes are group of MSA RAO defines and catigorises Backward classes into 3 categories:
Body · points and prose
Backward classes
|-- landed Backward classes (BC)
|-- Tenants, sharecroppers, artisans etc.
|-- Dalits
| BC Movement in North India | BC Movement in South India |
|---|---|
| (1) It emerged late | It emerged earlier than North India's. |
| (2) It was not violent and was mostly reformative in nature eg. Arya samaj tried to reform Hindu caste system and encouraged sanskritisation | It was reformative as well as violent. eg. SNDP movement was reformative. Justice movement was radical. |
| (3) class Conciousness was not very strong for the emergence of BC movement | strong class Conciousness was present eg. During Justice movement/ self Respect movement, all BC came together against Brahmins. |
Close · a summary
Hence North Indian and south Indian BC movement had their different evolution but worked for the same objetive ie. liberation and empowerment of BC.