In a country built on centuries of inequality, reservation for backward classes have been the single most transformative social policy. Yet, every few years, this very foundation of equality faces new questions, new court cases, and new challenges. As movements rise demanding that OBC reservation and reservation for backward classes be placed under the Ninth […]
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For millions of aspirants, Central Government Exams represent a path towards dignity, stability, and social mobility. They are seen as the great equalizer — where talent and effort can bridge centuries of disadvantage. Yet, beneath this ideal lies a subtle but powerful form of inequality that few care to notice: the financial burden on OBC candidates.
Hidden Inequality in Central Government Exams: Injustice to OBC Youth! Read More »
For years, Tamil Nadu Government Schemes have been celebrated as the backbone of the state’s welfare model. From education support to housing aid, marriage assistance, and entrepreneurship promotion, these initiatives have shaped the image of a socially conscious government. But beneath this image lies a quiet imbalance – many backward and marginalized sections within the OBC category remain
When the Tamil Nadu government passed the Private Universities Amendment Bill, it was presented as a step toward “educational growth and autonomy.” But for many, it raised a deeper question – are private universities in Tamil Nadu becoming symbols of opportunity or instruments of inequality? – a Commercial Complex. Education in Tamil Nadu has long stood for
Every year, thousands of students apply for government aid with the hope of easing their financial struggles. Yet, for many, the scholarship for OBC students remains a promise on paper rather than a reality. The scheme was designed to support those from socially and economically weaker backgrounds, ensuring that no one is denied education because of
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For years, the debate around OBC reservation has revolved around fairness, representation, and internal inequality. Now, the proposal of a Sub-Quota for the Most Backward segments within the OBC category has re-ignited a serious policy discussion. The idea is simple on the surface — divide the OBC quota internally so that the most disadvantaged communities receive a
Sub-Quota for Most Backward OBCs: Who Gains, Who Loses? Read More »
“Reservation in Higher Education” has always been one of the most debated and misunderstood topics in India. While some call it a tool for equality, others see it as an unfair advantage. But, instead of believing how much of what we hear is true? This blog separates myths from facts, not with emotion, but with data,
Reservation is not ‘Crutch’, It is a Bridge – To Correct Historical Wrongs Read More »
Roots of the Vanniyar Movement The Vanniyar community, placed under MBC in Tamil Nadu, has long argued that they are underrepresented in state jobs and higher education compared to their population size. Their demand for a separate quota stems from the belief that other castes within the MBC dominate access to benefits. The 2021 internal
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In India, reservations have always been debated but not fully implemented. Some see it as a way to correct inequality, while others view it as politics. In 2025, the question is sharper than ever: is reservation about Social Justice or only a tool to win elections? To answer this, we need to look at how reservations started,
Social Justice or Vote Bank? The Politics of OBC Reservation in 2025 Read More »
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) were created with a noble vision: to supply the nation with engineers/technocrats who would drive industrial growth, strengthen research, and fuel nation-building. Decades later, IITs still hold global prestige—but the question remains: is India truly gaining from this investment, or are foreign economies the real beneficiaries, i.e., enjoying the
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