In India, social inequalities are outcomes of inequalities in income, education, gender, caste, and class. For instance, preference of sons over daughters is an outcome of discrimination against girls, this has an impact on girl child education, her right to take decisions regarding her body and life, and eventually has an impact on the health and education of her family. For the marginalised communities like Dalits and Adivasis, they are not able to get better jobs because of lack of access to proper education. This affects the social mobility and deepens the gap between the rich and the…