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Mritapas are
Brahmins
Kshtriyas
Avarnas
Shudras
- The term "Mritapas" refers to a specific category in the traditional Indian caste context.
- They were historically considered as Avarnas, which means "outside" or "without varna" in the four-fold Varna system.
- Brahmins, Kshatriyas, and Shudras are part of the four-fold Varna system (Brahmins - priests, Kshatriyas - warriors, Shudras - manual laborers).
- Avarnas were those communities or individuals who were not included within the main four varnas, and often faced social exclusion.
Correct Answer: Option 3 - Avarnas
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