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    Reservation in India refers to policies that reserve access to government jobs, education, and legislatures for certain groups. The current system was introduced in 1933 and reserves 22.5% of seats for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and other backward castes. It aims to empower disadvantaged groups and address historical discrimination. However, critics argue it undermines meritocracy and encourages casteism. While intended to promote development, there are views that reservations may no longer be needed now that all sections of society have progressed.

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    Reservation in India refers to policies that reserve access to government jobs, education, and legislatures for certain groups. The current system was introduced in 1933 and reserves 22.5% of seats for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and other backward castes. It aims to empower disadvantaged groups and address historical discrimination. However, critics argue it undermines meritocracy and encourages casteism. While intended to promote development, there are views that reservations may no longer be needed now that all sections of society have progressed.

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    Reservation System in 

    India
    Details :
    Submitted to: Ms. Antara Guha
    Course : BSc. Microbiology
    Presented by : Shivani, Ravi, Karuna,
    Anjali
    INDEX

    • What is Reservation?
    • Objectives
    • History
    • Role in educational institutions
    • Women empowerment
    • Brutal phases
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
    What is Reservation ?

    Reservation in India is all about


    reserving access to seats in the
    government jobs , educational
    institutions, and even
    legislatures to certain sections of
    the population.
    Objectives of reservation 

     Protect the fundamental rights.


     Show their presence/existence.
     Minimize the risk of discouragement due to caste
    discrimination.
     Protect from the inferiority complex comes out of genetically
    transferred information.
     Give them degrees and qualifications that they missed from
    10,000+ years.
    History

     The reservation system that exists today,


    in its true sense, was introduced in 1933
    when British Prime-Minister Ramsay
    Macdonald presented the ‘Communal
    Award’.
     The award made provision for separate
    electorates for Muslims, Sikhs, Indian
    Christians, Anglo-Indians, Europeans and
    the Dalits.
    Reservation system in Educational institutions in
    India
     Reservation system or quota in context of Indian higher
    education system basically means that a set percentage of seats
    will be reserved in all universities and colleges for students who
    belong to socially and educationally backward categories or
    belong to different castes such as SC, ST and OBC.
     22.5% of the total no. Of the seat is reserved for applicants
    belonging to SC and ST and relaxation to the extend of  5% .
    RESERVATION FOR
    WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

     The Women's Reservation
    Bill or The Constitution (108th
    Amendment) Bill, 9th March,
    2010
     The bill is still pending as it never
    went to the Lok Sabha.
    BRUTAL PHASE  OF RESERVATION  IN INDIA

     Encouraging casteism
     Chances of creating more
    castes in the society
     The benefit of the privileged
    only
     Opposing meritocracy
    Conclusion

    Reservations were introduced in the Indian Education system as a


    means for the overall development of the society. However, today
    all sections of the society have been developed economically,
    culturally and socially. Hence, the need for reservations is limited.
    Bibliography

     Quora
     Indian express
     IAS Drishti
     Wikipedia

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