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Reservation Policy in India: Needs for A Relook Singha Komol Assistant Professor, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. Email: komolhijam2@yahoo.com Online published on 29 November, 2012. Abstract Reservation policy has emanated many controversies, discussions, and riots type agitations in India. Some are in favour of and others are against the policy. The antagonists argued that the policy, especially the caste-based reservation cannot improve the condition of poor masses in the country. They further argued that the policy contradicts the principle of secularism rather than uplifting the weaker communities in the country. To justify the debate, the present paper attempts to analyse pros and cons of reservation policy of the country. With a random sample of 30 respondents, the paper further verifies whether the existing system of reservation policy protects the weaker sections of the society or not. Top Keywords Caste-based reservation, Economic status-based reservation, Politics, Weaker communities. Top | |
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