And if you look at modern India or if you talk to modern Hindus, many of them will say, hey, we don't take caste seriously. We view this as a part of our past and a part of our past that we're not necessarily that proud of. But there are still Hindus who do take the caste system seriously, especially if you go into rural areas and villages. Many of the things that B. R. Ambedkar faced, this level of discrimination, of Dalits not being able to go to a temple, not having access to water resources, this is still happening in India. And in things like intermarriage, the caste system is still taken reasonably seriously by a large portion of the Hindu population. Now here's another quote from B. R. Ambedkar. "'Some men say that they should be satisfied "'with the abolition of untouchability only, "'leaving the caste system alone.