George Bernard Shaw was born into a middle-class family in Dublin, Ireland, and did not belong to a traditional Caste System as understood in the context of Indian society. In his works, Shaw often critiqued social hierarchies and class distinctions, reflecting his views on the importance of social reform. His background was more reflective of the social class system prevalent in early 20th-century Britain rather than a caste system.
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