Religious conversion is a social process, where the accommodation of different caste groups are taken place, in this way the oriental religion (Christianity) is change the structure and processes of caste Hindu society. The division of labor within the Hindu society also constructs the mental domination of Brahmin as an upper class/caste, and pariah as a lower class/caste.
In the colonial period, the conversion of Hindus to Christianity is named a “Christian pariah”. The introduced practice of Christianity is bringing the burial ground of all communities into one place. But it is not followed in all places. In some places, within Christianity in Tamil Nadu different caste group burial grounds are there. In some places, the separate wall for worshipping the god in different communities.
The treat pariah caste is separate in rural (‘colony’) and urban (‘para Cheri’) and is almost is same in Tamil Nadu. Their identity of caste Hindu is only the Christian, but respect the equal is not fully achieved in the rural and urban sphere.
