यूनिवर्सिटी reservation पर क्या करेंगे Narendra Modi 

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If Indian universities implement the so-called ‘13-point roster’, which considers each subject department as a unit to implement quotas in appointments, the provision of constitutionally-mandated reservation will steadily become redundant. The Supreme Court dismissed two petitions challenging an Allahabad High Court judgment ruling in favour of department-wise reservation in universities.
Depending on the political situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government now has few options. The choice has more to do with niyat (intention) than niti (policy).
The logical conclusion of the Supreme Court order will follow and the 13-point roster will be implemented by the universities. Essentially, this will further diminish the proportion of SC, ST, OBC teachers in Indian academics.
In this episode of Dilip Mandal Ki Pathshala, associate editor Neelam Pandey talks about the 7% quota and what the 13-point rosters means for the Indian universities.
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