01277nam a22001097a 4500008004100000100003400041245009000075260003400165300003400199520090000233773003401133260522b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aBasoya, Ayushi and Pal, Rama   aMigration, social identity, and education: Quality of life disparities in Urban INDIA  aEconomic & Political Weekly    a61(17), Apr 25, 2026: p.50-57  aThe marginalised groups in rural areas opt to migrate to urban centres to elude the inherent social hierarchies. It is hoped that the caste- and religion-based segregations will dilute with urbanisation, making way for upward mobility. The findings of the present study indicate that significant disparity persists in urban India, with migrant households and marginalised groups consistently experiencing a lower quality of life. However, the triple interaction of migrant status, social background, and education helps in reversing some of the disparity, as higher education benefits the marginalised sections more than the non-marginalised. The findings suggest a need for more inclusive policies that address and enhance the housing and educational outcomes of marginalised populations. –Reproduced 

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