The phrase "caste for" is grammatically correct and can be used in spoken and written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of assigning or categorizing someone or something into a specific social or economic class based on their birth or occupation. Example: The company's hiring policies have been criticized for perpetuating a caste-based system, as they tend to only hire candidates from privileged backgrounds.
If she got into an undesirable relationship, with a man of a different caste for example, their community would shun her.
This allows those high in the caste order to live a life in which Dalits cost little and depend upon the upper caste for their economic survival.
Members of the Ramgarhia caste, for example, identify their gurdwaras in this way (particularly those established in the United Kingdom), as do members of the Dalit caste.
That seems set to continue for a long time: a survey in 2005 found that only 11% of women in India had married outside their caste, for example.
Academics and analysts have closely watched the rise of the Nadar caste for clues about the role caste barriers play in holding back India's economic progress.
In recent years, they have ordered the honour killings of young couples for marrying outside their caste, for marrying within their gotra (ancient lineage as defined by Hindu tradition) and even for marrying someone from a neighbouring village.
Tests of these interactions were not statistically significant (p=0.20 for caste; p=0.72 for education; p=0.66 for wealth).
(M0) for SC/ST/OBC controls is higher than for other caste PSMI for all (k) values.
Because they were rarely paid in cash, they were dependent on the upper castes for the basics – food, clothing and shelter.
He and the Hindu leaders then agreed to the pact, which withdrew separate electorates but gave increased representation to the Scheduled Castes for a 10-year period.
And he created an entirely new designation — E.B.C., or extremely backward castes — for the lowest-caste Dalits, known as untouchables, which made them eligible for certain job quotas and entitlements.
