Caste identities in marginalized expressions-narratives in discourse

Abstract

In the modern global era, transcending boundaries have made identities relative. Usually, identities are built around national and socio-cultural registrations. However, the post-colonial global era, has created layers of diasporic identities that further created a parallel frame of new adopted identities.  To begin with, one can argue that identity is usually channelised through major factors like birth and nationality. But further observation demands digging deep into finding various other forms of identities, like gender and caste.