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Does caste change after marriage?


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A woman’s caste does not change after marriage. Caste is determined by birth. By default , the father’s caste is the child's caste. Marriage does not alter the caste of someone. So, OBC lady cannot become a SC just because she married a SC male. However, the children of them will belong to SC as the father is a SC.

However, there are certain exception in case child of such wedlock ( father UR but mother Reserved) who is raised in reserved community and separated or absence of father presence, he may be treated reserved as per mother caste. There are many exceptions :

1. When orphan child is adopted by mother of reserve caste.
2. When generation of Indian father of reserve caste live outside of India ( with no caste system) and when grand children return to India which caste they will be.

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  1. Vikash RajputJuly 19, 2020 at 6:08 AM

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  2. Mike RossSeptember 21, 2022 at 11:07 PM

    Conversion of Religion - The application for religion change would take approximately 15-20 days to prepare once it is submitted. It will take between 45-60 business days for it to be published. For applicants to know the status of their application, they must regularly visit the office where the Gazette is published. You can also complete the entire process online, from the comfort of your own home. The Gazette is available on the website as well.

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  3. AnonymousOctober 5, 2022 at 2:25 AM

    In India, switching from one faith to another may be an extremely difficult and drawn-out procedure. There are a number of stages that must be taken for a conversion of religion to be effective, and they might change based on the specific religious traditions involved.

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