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Kerala sop for forward class, gives education quota to poor

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  • SNDP Yogam general secretary Vellappally Natesan was critical about the move since his organisation represents the OBC Hindus in Kerala. “It has to be seen how the government would implement the reservation, without exceeding the total reservation limit of 50 per cent.”

    In Kerala Government colleges, only SC/ST combine gets a reservation (20 per cent). Whereas in a government-aided private colleges, the general merit seats form 50 per cent of the total seats. Of the rest, 20 would go to SC/ST, another 20 as management quota and the rest 10 for the community, running the college.

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    ReservationBy: vinod nair | 06-Apr-2009 Reply | Forward Good step by the Government. Today the forward communites like Nair's lag behind in every field as compared to Ezhava's(O.B.C.). The Ezhava community has prospered in all the field. Compare to all other states the Kerala O.B.C.'s are much better placed in every field. I personally feel reservation should be strictly given only on the basis of 'financial backwardness'. It would not be wrong to say that by giving reservation on the basis of caste leads to makes a mockery of democracy. To say the least 'GOD' has not discriminated in giving brains to different caste.
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