Brahmins, the highest caste group in the Hindu caste system, have traditionally held a dominant position in table tennis in India.

Caste-based discrimination, lack of opportunities, and stereotypes are all social issues associated with caste and table tennis in India.

Caste has had a negative impact on the development of table tennis in India, leading to limited growth, division among players, and the formation of caste-based associations.

Various initiatives have been taken to address the issue of caste in table tennis in India, including reservation of seats, awareness campaigns, and government funding.

While lower-caste table tennis players in India face challenges such as discrimination, lack of access to facilities, and financial constraints, support from the government is generally not a challenge.

The recent success of lower-caste table tennis players in India has had a positive impact, challenging caste hierarchies, inspiring other athletes, and increasing participation.

While encouraging inter-caste tournaments, providing scholarships, and organizing awareness campaigns are all positive measures, banning caste-based discrimination is not a feasible or effective solution.

The media plays a crucial role in raising awareness, challenging stereotypes, and providing a platform for lower-caste players to share their experiences.

To ensure inclusivity in table tennis in India, we need to promote equal opportunities, challenge stereotypes, and create a welcoming environment for all players.

The future of caste and table tennis in India is uncertain and depends on various factors, making it difficult to predict.