Untouchability

Language - English

Telugu Word - తీణ్టామై

The practice of discriminating against certain groups based on their perceived social status, often associated with caste-based discrimination. Example: Untouchability is prohibited by the Constitution of India, and any form of discrimination based on caste in real estate transactions or housing is illegal and punishable by law. Untouchability is a social evil that has historically plagued Indian society, involving discrimination and exclusion of certain groups based on their perceived social status or caste. The practice is now outlawed and considered a serious offense. In the context of Telangana real estate, it is important to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their caste or social background, have equal access to housing and property ownership opportunities.