Reviewing the reservation policy in changing social order / edited by R. K. Barik

By:

Barik, R.K. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Shipra Publications; 2012Description: 252 pISBN:

9788175414211

Subject(s):

Reservation policy-India

DDC classification:

305.560954 REV

Summary: The book talks of the reservation policy as the sharing of power and not simply as a public policy of the Indian state. Implementation of the reservation policy has brought equilibrium within our society by integrating a fragmented society. But there are some tension areas in this reservation policy which has brought conflicts among various social groups to the surface, both within the backwards, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. It is high time to rectify these flaws so that these fault lines do not burst out into violent activities.

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The book talks of the reservation policy as the sharing of power and not simply as a public policy of the Indian state. Implementation of the reservation policy has brought equilibrium within our society by integrating a fragmented society. But there are some tension areas in this reservation policy which has brought conflicts among various social groups to the surface, both within the backwards, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. It is high time to rectify these flaws so that these fault lines do not burst out into violent activities.

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