The Yantri Dasya (Mechanized Workforce)

At the bottom of Aryaverse’s technocratic varga system, beneath the scientists of the Vigyanis and the corporate overlords of the Mukhapati, exists the Yantri Dasya—the digitally enslaved workforce, reduced to mere functional cogs in the vast intelligence engine of Arya One.

They are not citizens, nor are they laborers in the traditional sense. They do not own wealth, land, or property—they do not own themselves. Their existence is not measured in years, but in utility—the moment they become obsolete, they are outcasted from the Arya Varga. Crime, corruption, and underground economies thrive within these districts, forming an entire subculture of desperation, violence, and survival.

Unlike the Vigyanis, who receive high-grade enhancements to augment their intelligence, the Yantri Dasya are modified only as much as necessary to ensure obedience.

• Their neural implants are not designed for expansion of cognition—they are built to regulate behavior.

• Their bodies are reinforced, but not for strength or longevity—only to ensure that they can endure grueling labor cycles before they inevitably break down.

• They do not earn salaries—they are issued digital credits, which are revoked at the slightest sign of disobedience. They do not save or invest—they are given just enough Universal Basic Income (UBI) to survive, but never to advance.

• They do not have medical rights—their lifespans are algorithmically determined, ensuring that only those with high "Utility Quotients" receive continued biological maintenance.

• Their lives are short, their deaths unremarkable. Their bodies are repurposed for organic recycling, and their digital identity is wiped from the Noosphere.

• The Yantri Dasya do not live in cities—they exist in Blocks.These massive slum-complexes serve as both living quarters and industrial labor zones, with compact shared sleeping units, designed to accommodate as many workers as possible with the least amount of resource expenditure.

• The greatest form of suffering in the Blocks is not poverty—it is debt. Those who cannot repay their debts are subject to organ repossession, forced labor. This has created a shadow economy within the Blocks, one controlled not by Arya One, but by debt collectors.

• Debt collectors act as mafia lords, controlling territories within the Blocks, enforcing loan repayment through violence, labor servitude, or forced participation in underground organ trade.

• For a Yantri Dasya, the path to becoming a Vigyani is technically possible, but the chances are astronomically low. The dream of becoming a Mukhapati, let alone an Arya, is completely impossible