Merit of reservations
By: Ilaiah, Kancha.
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ArticlePublisher: 2006Description: p.2447-449.Subject(s): Backward classes
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Upper caste youth are not willing to tolerate the sharing of government educational facilities with youth coming from historically oppressed communities. But reservations and nation building are not antagonistic. The democratic and rational path charted by Ambedkar should be allowed to run its course; otherwise, an anarchist trend is bound to set in among the SC/ST/OBCs. Let the upper castes decide which course is better for the progressive transformation of this nation. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 41, Issue no: 24 | Available | AR70271 |
Upper caste youth are not willing to tolerate the sharing of government educational facilities with youth coming from historically oppressed communities. But reservations and nation building are not antagonistic. The democratic and rational path charted by Ambedkar should be allowed to run its course; otherwise, an anarchist trend is bound to set in among the SC/ST/OBCs. Let the upper castes decide which course is better for the progressive transformation of this nation. - Reproduced.
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