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They called it caste.
Look again.
A child sits beside his craftsman father.
Not in a classroom. Not with a certificate.
But inside a living workshop.
Hands learning before language does.
Skill transferring without textbooks.
No degree. No loan. No placement cell.
Just immersion.
This is apprenticeship.
Generation to generation.
Precision built through repetition, not exams.
And then we reframed it.
From *knowledge system* → to *social problem*.
From *skill inheritance* → to *rigid label*.
Yes, hierarchies existed. Yes, distortions happened.
But pause before flattening everything into one word.
Because something else was happening here too-
A self-sustaining skill economy.
No HR. No résumé. No unemployment portal.
Today?
We spend ₹10–20 lakh on degrees…
to still “learn on the job.”
So ask-
Did we reform a system…
or replace it with a costlier, slower one?
And more importantly-
Who lost more in that transition?
Wake up... the Hindu community of Bharat... The clock is ticking...
You will have to touch the ground running if you want to survive...
Here's what it takes to create a software engineer.
My young son, Ridit's tech blog.
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