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What does 'marginalisation' refer to?

Inclusion in the mainstream
Exclusion from the mainstream (correct)
Having certain privileges
Being at the center of things

What are some reasons for Adivasis becoming increasingly marginalised?

They are resistant to change
They are considered advanced and modern
They follow different culture, language, and traditions (correct)
They are blamed for their advancement

What is the impact of marginalisation on individuals or groups?

It makes them resistant to change
It deprives them of certain privileges (correct)
It makes them part of the majority community
It makes them part of the mainstream

How is marginalisation experienced?

<p>In every sphere - economic, social, cultural, and political (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What misconception leads to the marginalisation of Adivasis?

<p>Their different culture, language, and traditions are seen as exotic and primitive (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Marginalisation definition

Exclusion from mainstream society or a particular group.

Adivasi Marginalisation Cause

Differing cultures, languages, and traditions can lead to their exclusion.

Marginalisation Impact

Deprivation of privileges, rights, and opportunities.

Marginalisation Experience

Marginalisation is seen in economic, social, cultural, and political aspects of life.

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Adivasi Misconception

Adivasi unique culture, language and traditions are viewed as 'exotic' or 'primitive' leading to marginalization.