Secularization of caste refers to the diminishing influence of caste identities in secular contexts, such as politics, education, and social movements. This process promotes equality and inclusivity, challenging traditional hierarchies. The impact includes increased political mobilization among marginalized communities, fostering unity and collective identity beyond caste lines. It has led to the emergence of caste-based political parties advocating for social justice. However, while secularization aims to reduce caste-based discrimination, it can also lead to new forms of identity politics, complicating social dynamics. Overall, it encourages dialogue about social justice and equality in a diverse society.