Sentence examples for my caste from inspiring English sources

I would want someone from my caste, but at this time we are all so busy with our lives and occupations that we couldn't care less.

"There are not enough girls from my caste in our village, and I'm already 34 years old, so now no one wants to marry me," he says.

Hence the general perception that Indians are vegetarians: it is actually only my members of my caste – originally priests – that are supposed to be vegetarian.

"The first thing I was asked was my caste.

"When I went to the police station, the first thing I was asked was my caste.

When I told them what my caste was, they started abusing me," the father of one of the girls told the BBC.

My own caste group of several hundred Indians in the New York metropolitan area holds regular picnics and dances; cricket is played, marriages arranged, leads on housing and jobs exchanged over Gujarati food in state parks in New Jersey and Italian wedding palaces in Queens.

Whenever I set my eyes on a half-caste, my hairs pull out, my heart vibrates, my mouth salivates, my blood bubbles and gravitates into the holes of my bones – the way a horny rooster scoots around when it sees a sexy hen.

"Some Brahmins will only eat food prepared by members of the same caste," my mother told him.

I am – pardon the refrain – no expert on religion, but I thought I would put down some of my thoughts on the caste system, and how it has affected my life.

"My mum was the top caste in Hinduism and my dad's a skilled trader.