Caste-Based Reservations and Affirmative Actions in India Caste-based reservations and affirmative actions are policies implemented in India to address historical and ongoing social and economic...

"In its ruling in Indra Sawhney and others v. Union of India, the Supreme Court noted that there is no constitutional or legal prohibition against a State categorizing backward classes into sub...

The "creamy layer" concept is a pivotal part of India's affirmative action landscape, designed to ensure that reservations in education and employment benefit the most disadvantaged w...

On August 6, 2024, the Supreme Court of India allowed the subclassification of Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs), in a landmark ruling that could completely reshape India's quot...

India's reservation policies have been a cornerstone of its affirmative action program aimed at addressing historical injustices and ensuring social equity. These policies provide preferential ...

The Analysis Of the Sub-Classification Judgment On dated August 1st 2024, the seven judge bench of the Supreme Court delivered its verdict on the issue of sub-classification within the scheduled...

Reservations based on economic criteria are crucial for ensuring equitable opportunities in society, particularly in a country like India where economic disparities persist alongside social ine...

"Every democratic nation before gaining its independence has gone through a phase of drastic social revolution so as to bring values of equality and fraternity in their society but my Indi...

In India, reservation has been the most important social reform aimed at reducing historical discord, and trying to provide better educational and employment opportunities to historically margi...

Janhit Abhiyan is a landmark judgment that dealt with the issue of reservation of seats for the EWS [1] section. The 103rd Constitutional Amendment [2] created controversy in context with reser...