“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, […]
Is “Reservation” – a Crutch or a Budge 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
Who Really Benefits from IITs- Indian Economy or Foreign Economies? Read More »
India is trying to invoke reservation policies for decades to improve access for marginalized communities in education and government jobs. But as the economy changes, one question keeps coming up—should there be reservations in the Private Sector? This is no longer a distant debate. With public jobs shrinking and private companies becoming the main source
Reservation in the Private Sector: The Next Big Battle for Social Justice Read More »
Universities are expected to be the spaces where equality and diversity find real meaning. Yet the latest government figures reveal a different reality. In Central Universities, the presence of OBC and ST faculty at senior levels is shockingly low. Data placed before Parliament shows that close to 80% of OBC professor seats and 83% of
OBC & ST Faculty Crisis: 80–83% Posts Vacant in Central Universities Read More »
Understanding the Real Debate Behind Reservation Policies Reservation has always been a deeply debated issue in India. Whether in education, employment, or politics, one question remains at the center of the discussion: should reservation be based on income or caste?. While some argue that economic hardship should be the deciding factor, others emphasize that caste-based discrimination
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In today’s India, passing an exam should lead to better chances in life. But for many OBC youth, success doesn’t bring the rewards it should. Even after working hard and proving their talent, they face hidden barriers that stop them from getting the jobs or education they deserve. What they earn with effort is often
Passed the Exam, Failed by the System: The OBC Youth Reservation Dilemma Read More »
Whenever debates about reservation in India arise, the conversation quickly turns into an emotional battle. Some believe it is unfair, while others see it as their only chance for survival in a deeply unequal system. But if we strip away the noise, the truth becomes clear: reservation is not about giving advantages to one group.It ensures
Breaking the Myth: Why Reservation in India Isn’t About Caste, It’s About Opportunity Read More »
India takes pride in its democracy, diversity, and opportunities. Yet, when it comes to higher education, the reality is far from equal. Access to universities and premier institutions has long been controlled by a privileged minority, while the majority — OBCs, SCs, and STs — remain underrepresented. This imbalance raises a disturbing question: are our
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