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Mediated Hierarchy: review of Caste, Communication and Power edited by Das and Manjhi

In Indian societies, the perpetuation of the predominant social and political forces is driven by the consistent efforts of communicating the interest of the dominant powers. Caste and caste-based discriminations travel within social groups, through various symbolic forms. As a complicated institution, the caste system is ingrained in the social psyche and social reality. The systematic oppression of those at the bottom has been conducted by making them believe the typical reasoning of the ‘ composition and tradition ’ of society. Normalization of the caste system in India has been done by imprinting it on the socio-cultural and political milieu. Inherently, the caste system conveys existing hierarchies and power structures.