Question

What are the factors hindering national integration in India?

• A. Castesim, communalism and regionalism.
• B. Castesim, communalism and vegetarianism.
• C. Regionalism, communalism and spiritualism
• D. Spiritualism, vegetarianism and communalism

Answer 1

The correct option is A Castesim, communalism and regionalism.

India is a diverse Country and contains several communities, castes, religions, etc. The factors which are affecting national integration or unity in India are:

1) Casteism - The structure of society divided on caste has ruined the feeling of developing unity among people.

2) Communalism - society is divided into communities based on religion and conflicts among them cause riots and disturbance.

3) Linguistic differences -There are over 1652 languages spoken all over the India. People try to establish supremacy of their language over other which cause clashes and conflicts.

4) Regionalism - Regionalism restricts people to think of a nation as whole. They work for promoting the interest of the particular region they belong and compete with other regions.

Economic Inequalities - The financial status of some People in India differ from others. The rich becoming richer and poor becoming poorer causing gap among people to integrate as one.