Reservations in India : myths and realities

By:

Rana, Mulchand S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Concept Publishing Company; 2008Description: 400 pISBN:

9788180695605

Subject(s):

Reserve discrimination-india

DDC classification:

305.56 RAN

Summary: This book makes an in-depth study of the various facets of reservation system in India. It addresses a wide range of issues concerning reservation, including its merit, efficiency, base, creamy layer, judicial activism, OBC reservation, and reservation in judiciary, private sector and educational institutions. It also examines the relevance of reservation under new economic reforms. Finally, it suggests very innovative and feasible alternatives to attain the constitutional goal of social justice and empowerment through revitalization of reservation system.

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This book makes an in-depth study of the various facets of reservation system in India. It addresses a wide range of issues concerning reservation, including its merit, efficiency, base, creamy layer, judicial activism, OBC reservation, and reservation in judiciary, private sector and educational institutions. It also examines the relevance of reservation under new economic reforms. Finally, it suggests very innovative and feasible alternatives to attain the constitutional goal of social justice and empowerment through revitalization of reservation system.

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