The race will never have a person which different in any sense. Race is always between the people who are able to manage their Calibri. Race doesn’t see which person has better speed and who doesn’t have a speed. It begins at the same time and it stops at the same time. Race sees no discrimination. India has been a country for many people of diverse customs and religion. There has been a concept of discrimination among the people, who don’t belong to the same strata and culture. In the ancient age of India people were discriminated on the basis of caste and creed. To rise above such prejudice Caste Based Reservation was started. According to some people in india , Caste Based Reservation in India started in 2nd century, where upper caste enjoyed caste based reservation. Present reservation system has a long history and has been debated before and after Indian independence from the British in 1947.
Reservations in favour of Backward Classes (BCs) were introduced long before independence in a large area, comprising the Presidency areas and the Princely states south of the Vindhyas. In 1882, Hunter Commission was appointed. Jyotirao Phule made a demand of free and compulsory education for Smrti along with proportionate representation in government jobs. In 1891, there was a demand for reservation of government jobs with an agitation (in the princely State of Travancore) against the recruitment of non-natives into public service overlooking qualified native people. In 1901, reservations were introduced in Maharashtra (in the Princely State of Kolhapur) by Shahu Maharaj. Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj, Maharaja of Kolhapur in Maharashtra introduced reservation in favor of non-Brahmin and backward classes as early as 1902. He provided free education to everyone and opened several hostels in Kolhapur to make it easier for everyone to receive the education. He also made sure everyone got suitable employment no matter what social class they belonged. He also appealed for a class-free India and the abolition of untouchability. The notification of 1902 created 50% reservation in services for backward classes/communities in the State of Kolhapur. This is the first official instance (Government Order) providing for reservation for depressed classes in India.
In 1909, reservations were introduced in favor of a number of castes and communities that had little share in the administration by the British. There were many other reforms in favor of and against reservations before the Indian Independence itself. The concept of untouchability was not practised uniformly throughout the country; therefore the identification of oppressed classes was difficult to carry out. Allegedly, the practice of segregation and untouchability prevailed more in the northern parts of India as opposed to in Southern India. Furthermore, certain castes or communities, considered “untouchable” in one province were not in other provinces. The primary stated objective of the Indian reservation system is to increase the opportunities for enhanced social and educational status of the underprivileged communities and thus uplift their lifestyle to have their place in the mainstream of Indian society.[13] The reservation system exists to provide opportunities for the members of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribess to increase their political representation in the State Legislatures, the Executive Organ of the Union (Centre) and States, the labour force, schools, colleges, and other public institutions. The primary stated objective of the Indian reservation system is to increase the opportunities for enhanced social and educational status of the underprivileged communities and thus uplift their lifestyle to have their place in the mainstream of Indian society. The reservation system exists to provide opportunities for the members of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to increase their political representation in the State Legislatures, the Executive Organ of the Union (Centre) and States, the labour force, schools, colleges, and other public institutions.
The Caste Based Reservation system in Indian was created to abolish the bad biased practices in India and for the upliftment of the backward classes.
I agree to the fact that we needed this system back then for solving the issues of the backward classes.
This story will continue, with more views and expression. I am not against this. I am not saying it should be stopped. But change is constant. We need change. I am going to follow this story to express my views.
BE THE CHANGE TO SEE THE CHANGE.
