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This content is currently available only in Hindi. Forward Press is looking for experienced translators who want to volunteer their services for knowledge-building in favour of the deprived and neglected sections of society. If you are able to translate the above material or any other content published on the Forward Press website, please contact us. Good translations will be published with your name. Email: editor@forwardpress.in [Forward Press is committed to raising the issues related to socially and culturally oppressed communities of India, such as the Other Backward Classes, Schedule...

Why the Maratha quota case in Supreme Court is about more than just the 50% limit to reservations Why the Maratha quota case in Supreme Court is about more than just the 50% limit to reservations At the heart of petitions challenging the Maratha quota is the federal question of whether states have the right to identify backward classes. A participant in a rally to demand quotas for the Maratha community. | Mridula Chari On March 26, a five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court led by Justice Ashok Bhushan reserved orders in a batch of petitions challenging the qu...

The RSS lost the West Bengal Assembly elections On his frequent visits to West Bengal, Mohan Bhagwat, the RSS chief, started to project himself as an intellectual to the Bengali Bhadralok. To that end, the RSS persuaded many cultural personalities to join the BJP and offered candidatures, writes Bhanwar Meghwanshi The ties between the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Bengal are old. The RSS officially began working in Bengal in 1934 but its unofficial ties with Bengal go back further. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, the RSS founder, got his medical education in Bengal in the 1910s. The RSS’s ...

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