Q. What is Confronting Marginalisation?
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Confronting marginalisation means helping people who are mistreated or left out. This ensures that Adivasis, Dalits, Muslims, women, and other marginalised groups know they have the same rights as everyone in India. The Constitution protects them with laws, and the government makes rules and plans to improve their lives.
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