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Why is Modi focussing on firefighting allegations that he will end reservations? - Vimarsana News

Why is Modi focussing on firefighting allegations that he will end reservations?

The India Fix: A newsletter on Indian politics from Scroll.in.

Source: scroll.in
"We Won't Change Reservation, Won't Let Anyone Else Touch It": Amit Shah To NDTV - Vimarsana News

"We Won't Change Reservation, Won't Let Anyone Else Touch It": Amit Shah To NDTV

As the Great Indian Election began with 102 seats in 21 states and Union Territories polling in the first phase, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the BJP will never change the caste-based reservation policy and won't let anyone else touch it either

Source: ndtv.com
Pavan K. Varma | Caste census to hide Nitish record? Let's rethink quotas - Vimarsana News

Pavan K. Varma | Caste census to hide Nitish record? Let's rethink quotas

The unfortunate truth is that increasingly reservations have become a substitute for administrative competence and good governance.

Bihar Assembly Unanimously Passes 75% Reservation Bill - Vimarsana News

Bihar Assembly Unanimously Passes 75% Reservation Bill

Presently, Bihar observes a 50% cap on reservations with an additional 10% allocation for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS).

Source: india.com
Faizan Mustafa writes: RSS chief's support for caste-based reservations is neither surprising, nor sudden - Vimarsana News

Faizan Mustafa writes: RSS chief's support for caste-based reservations is neither surprising, nor sudden

While there has been some difference of opinion within the RSS regarding caste-based reservation policy, BJP governments at the Centre and in states have been trying to expand its ambit to cover newer and politically dominant groups