History of Kansara community

In India, the caste system is as old as the Indian Civilization. It was originally started in India with the thought of organizing the society as different sections based on the aptitude of different people and the work they did. The Indian caste system proposed 4 sections or varnas of the society based on what people did. The first varna was the Brahmans. The classic property of anyone with brahman traits is the pursuit of knowledge for the sake of knowledge. These in modern day can be compared to researchers. The second varna was the Kshatriyas. The prominent trait of these people is the hunger for power. These are the seekers of power and authority. The modern day version of Kshatriyas are the politicians and soldiers. The third varna was the Vaishyas. These are predominantly the seekers of wealth. Modern day businessmen is the example. The last varna is the Shudras. These are the people who like to serve and have service as their core trait. The working class is the modern day example of Shudras. The older system did not decide the varna of a person based on his/her birth. Instead what the person did was used to classify him into one of the varnas. Unfortunately over centuries the caste system deteriorated by becoming rigid and instead of aptitude the castes become associated with birth leading to a severe defect which was diametrically opposed to the original idea.