What is the main reason for Inequality In India?

Inequality is referred to as inequality, particularly in position, privileges, and opportunities. There are various kinds of inequality, but the social and economic disparity is the most noticeable in India.

• Social Inequality: Exclusion results from social injustice. Social inequality is a term used to describe patterns of uneven access to social resources. Social Inequality includes Inequality based on caste, Inequality based on gender, Inequality based on education, and also Inequality in access to social goods and services in society, access to opportunities, access to health care, quality housing, traveling, transportation, vacationing, etc.
• Economic Inequality: Divergences in people's wealth and income are called economic inequality. Inequality in the economy may be measured by factors like pay, wealth, and income.

Reasons for Inequality in India

• Social structure: Inequality is not only caused by but also made worse by the structure of society that assigns various duties to members of different castes, classes, or genders. 
• Unemployment: Because there aren't enough jobs available, unemployment makes it easier for people to fall into a cycle of poverty. Inequality in society is growing as a result of poverty and unemployment.
• Low levels of education and skills limit people's access to good occupations that will allow them to advance and fully engage in society, resulting in low-income levels that further contribute to income disparity.