UNDERSTANDING AND PRACTICALITY IN IMPLEMENTATION OF DISCRIMINATION AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION: A STUDY OF RELIGIOUS MINORITY P.G. YOUTH FROM MUMBAI CITY.

India the Nation, is very well known to the whole world with its peculiarities, like its social stratification and caste category including religious uniqueness in the world. The article also grills the different forms of social contexts, which leads to inclusion and exclusion practically on the basis of empirical evidence. Indian constitution has given all rights to everyone without any discrimination. But in practically it is still a myth for religious minority groups in Indian. The social stratification is strongly implemented in the rural part of the India (country) with the reference to available literature and practical experience, but it is also a myth. Though the Dr. B.R.Ambedkar said to leave the village and move to the urban city to break this Social stratification cycle. After accepting constitution and laws, still (backward class) specially converted Muslim, Christian, Buddhists (New-Buddhist) are socially discriminated, exclude, communities for getting socially exclusive treatment in the city on the various ground like education, employment, housing status, economic condition, water, cleanliness, surrounding of housing area etc. As data was collected from 250 P.G. youth of Mumbai, it reveals the adverse situation opposite to Constitutional rights. It is not only on the basis of theoretical, philosophical but evidence-based results. This provoked the exclusive condition of Indian Minority Youth and their family. This paper focuses on selected results. The major concern of this paper is to show how Minority people are underdeveloped excluded in an urban area on various grounds, with the consequence and recommendations from the social work perspective here are presented as same.