Reservation

10.5% Internal Reservation: Law, Constitution, and the Reality of Social Justice

10.5% Internal Reservation: Law, Constitution, and the Reality of Social Justice

Reservation is a constitutional tool meant to correct historical injustice. It is not a political reward and not a benefit that belongs to any one caste. Yet, the 10.5% internal reservation for Vanniyars has been projected as a measure of social justice without explaining its legal, constitutional, and social consequences. This article examines the issue based […]

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A big question on “Reservation”! Is India’s Reservation Model Outdated? What New Research Says About Social Backwardness

A big question on “Reservation”! Is India’s Reservation Model Outdated? What New Research Says About Social Backwardness

India’s reservation system was created with a clear purpose: to correct centuries of discrimination and give disadvantaged communities a fair chance in education and jobs. But as India changes—economically, socially, and demographically—a big question keeps resurfacing: Is our reservation model still suited for the realities of today, or are we using decades-old formulas to solve

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Difference Between EWS and OBC Non Creamy Layer

Difference Between EWS and OBC Non Creamy Layer: What Applicants Must Know

Every year, thousands of students and job applicants face the same confusion while filling out application forms:“My family income is below ₹8 lakh. Should I apply under EWS or OBC non-creamy layer?” At first glance, both categories appear similar because they mention income limits. But in reality, EWS and OBC non-creamy layer are based on

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Minority Reservation in India: Meaning, Constitutional Basis & The Real Picture

Minority Reservation in India: Meaning, Constitutional Basis & The Real Picture

The idea of Minority Reservation in India is often debated in our country, but very few people understand what it actually means. Many assume that all minorities automatically receive special quotas, while others believe minority rights are the same as reservation.Both ideas are incorrect. This blog explains the concept in simple terms—what minority reservation is, who

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Which Online Platform Provides Scholarship Updates for Students Across India?

Finding the right scholarship at the right time can change a student’s entire educational journey. Every year, thousands of scholarships—government, private, corporate, NGO, and international—are announced across India. But most students miss them simply because the information is scattered across hundreds of websites. This is why choosing a trusted online platform becomes important. In this blog, we

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OBC Non-Creamy Layer: Eligibility, Certificate & Reservation Benefits

When it comes to OBC reservation, the most important term every candidate must understand is the “Non-Creamy Layer”. While OBC communities are entitled to 27% reservation in central government jobs and educational institutions, not everyone within the OBC category qualifies. Only those who fall under the OBC Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) are eligible to claim these benefits under

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Who Actually Blocks OBC Reservation? Courts, Bureaucracy, or Politics?

OBC Reservation was introduced to correct structural inequality and ensure representation in education, employment, and governance. Yet, decades after the Mandal Commission recommendations, the outcome does not match the promise. Despite forming around 52% of India’s population and 76% OBC population in Tamil Nadu, OBCs received only 27% reservation at the central level, and even that remains under-implemented.

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