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Reframing Caste in Corporate Sector | Nope w/ Kunal Kamra ft Surinder Jodhka | 031

Kunal Kamra

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Prof. Surinder S. Jodhka is a distinguished sociologist at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, renowned for his groundbreaking research on caste, social inequality, and agrarian transformations in contemporary India. His acclaimed publications include Caste: Oxford India Short Introductions, Caste in Contemporary India, and the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Caste.

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• Research Head: Anirban Bhattacharya
• Camera Operator / Mixing and Mastering / Intro Music — @Mahansangeet : Instagram: hi_mahan
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20 Comments

@anoopsrana 1 year ago

"धर्म खतरे में नहीं है
धर्म ही खतरा है"
~Anoop S. Rana

@Meghna_Roy 1 year ago

He taught us sociology during our MA in JNU. So nice to see him explain caste to the public. Thanks for doing this, Kunal!

@retired_gaming 1 year ago

We need song on Vote Chori😅😂

@Cacofonixravi 1 year ago

Every body in Indian union should read Dr. Ambedkar 1. Annihilation of caste 2. Riddles in Hinduism.

@Walktolight 1 year ago

Caste is an enclosed class. Each Caste is like an independent nation.

@devsink 1 year ago

Dude, what a topic. When I was working in the netherlands. I had an Indian boss. Caste discrimination was evident. It is more prominent in corporates and organization outside india.

@AdityaPandey-cr5xy 1 year ago

One of the best things about prof Jodhka is his room is never closed for a seeker. He is always available as a faculty.

@Adityayadav-x9x2p 1 year ago

हमे गर्व है Kunal Kamara Sir पर

@BassuPatil 1 year ago

Kunanal “humare bahujan samaj ke question hai” - you won my heart forever.

@ravindersingh-di2gx 1 year ago

Giving full credit and respect to Professor Jodhka and his work there are many Dalit Scholars who have aired and wrote abundant literature on casteism however the onus of airing this subject among Swaran lobby rests with Swaran Professor.

Having said that I've immense respect for Prof. Jodhka.

@subodhwaghmare6662 1 year ago

Surinder Sir should start his own Youtube channel called "Castes in India v2.0" and explain all the regional caste. Such a wealth of information has to be shared

@Statistician0407 1 year ago

Caste in Corporate Sector - Best title after long time

@a.chatterjee3106 1 year ago

Kunal, again a beautiful discussion. Please convey my regards to Prof. Surinder S. Jodhka. Don't forget please.
🙏

@sudhakarmandrekar9828 1 year ago

Very often casteism kills the talent. One our colleagues was belongs to SC community from Chennai. He was a clever and completed his engineering fro reputed engineering college and was continuously topper. He joined our company. Very often he use to come to Mumbai and we had no problem with him. One fine day suddenly he came to our Mumbai office and said he has resigned. He joined a multinational company abroad and within 2 years he has became a Director of the community.
We came to know later that in our company he was ill treated.

@rajnishbansal341 1 year ago

Bhai ..as a student of sociology mujhe sir ki baat bilkul authentic lgri h🙌

@SangeetaK-d4v 1 year ago

Muh pe surname discuss karte aur bolte NCR corporate mei, thoda sa alag ho matlab alag harrasment level ka treatment aur beizzati alag se. Ye aap prestigious institute se MBA karke nikloge tab bhi jhelna padta hai.

This is my personal, first-hand account as a first gen Adivasi professional. Aapke identity aur location ka bhadda mazaak ban jaata hai aur work performance bhi affect karta hai.

@moonman5319 1 year ago

This is exactly what i think many "general" Castes fail to understand. That aap merit ki baat karte hai achchi baat hai lekin jab YOU gain out of an invisible reservation ie social network tab aap apne principles kude ke dabbe me dhaal dete ho and that is why i support reservation. Otherwise i am completely against reservation if same resources were provided to everyone, same opportunities even if it means struggling for some time. But we live in a country where some people have access to information while others are taught by teachers who cant even spell apple. Without social justice, merit is just a cruel scam.