India has a caste system. What caste are foreigners going to India?

The current racial system in India has little influence on foreigners. India is still practicing the racial system. When they were born, they divided people into three classes, which basically doomed their lives. The racial system in India has not been abolished, which means that the local people still live in the fate dominated by the racial system. In this era when everyone is equal and human rights are paramount, this system should not exist.

After foreigners enter India, there are two castes. First of all, the first case is people who have not joined Indian nationality. Some people go to India for research or work and will not live in India permanently. In this case, these foreigners will be automatically classified as high family names. This race is not the highest, but it is also relatively advanced and will not be discriminated against and bullied by Indian locals.

There are also cases of marrying Indian women. Marrying an Indian woman depends largely on the race of the woman you marry. If your partner is Gao, no one will discriminate against you, and you will become a member of Gao yourself. On the contrary, if your partner's racial status is relatively low, then your status may not be very high. Whether you will be discriminated against depends on whether the country behind you is strong or not.

To sum up, there are several kinds of caste classification that foreigners will be subjected to in India. In my opinion, the caste system should not exist, and everyone should not be determined by the so-called birth race. India, a country with not very open mind, has a long way to go to abolish the caste system and achieve equality between men and women.