A true fact with factor

**True Fact **
In the ancient and medieval age the brahmins ( A caste from india under castism ) were almost poor and poor
Why. ..? Yes there is a big legend about it in the indian mythology and generally because the education was only for the limited class i.e. Brahmins or highest class according to the sage Manu’s principle. Yes Brahmin used to study theology and teach Kshatriya ( A warrior caste) the warship knowledge and how to rule education to Kshatriya and there was business class called Vaishya and they were axis of economics .
And other left classes were under Shudra ( Petty or mean kinds of work doers ) who had done all the lower and essential works for upper castes. And caste was act based not birth based but alas later higher classes fixed it on birth base thus great Manu’s doctrined was crooked …
*But in the modern age caste is rest only by name not by work …It’s happened due to the great democratic value and polity.
And great …education decides your caste and status in the present not the birth.
And i am talking about Brahmin .. it means learned and educated people.
And so called state- ‘Brahman is always poor’ disappeared itself in the present age because many people are Brahmin yes by profession not by birth are gone rich and richer due to huge salary and they are not poor like olden age brahmin … Because there is no ban and limitation on education and it is all equal for any caste and due to education people get job according to their merit ( though somewhere not due to government policy as they measured norms to have vote bank policy or politics ) and due have remuneration the brahmins of today not poorer like the past but millionair …Have banglow ..Car…Bank balance , provide good and higher education to their children … Good living standard etc.
It’s great pleasure that in freed india the castiesm is gradually descending and the person is known by his status not by the caste.
It’s my dream that soon this curse would eradicate and only rest the caste of humanity.
*NK Sevak “Sanatan “