Reservation alone isn't enough for these reserved category students Apparently they should also be given the right to bring their phones into exam hall,atp just hand them the question paper with answers already written during the exam they’d only need to write 'Jai Bhim' on paper
the amount of rhyme schemes , flows and technicalities krsna delivers in a ft verse many of these rappers don't even get it done in a year after dropping loads of music
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To,
The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India,
South Block, New Delhi
Subject: Appeal for a merit-based and economically inclusive system of opportunities
Respected Sir,
I write to you as a young citizen of India , a student who believes that our nation’s strength lies in equality, not division.
Sir, caste-based reservation has become a political tool . After more than 75 years of independence, it has become a permanent fixture in our policy structure. While its intent was noble, its impact today deserves review - not to take away anyone’s rights, but to ensure fairness for all.
According to NITI Aayog (2023) and NCRB data:
• Over 70% of India’s poor today come from all castes, including so-called “upper castes,” yet they remain outside the safety net of reservation.
• Nearly 85% of government jobs and higher education seats are covered under some form of reservation, leaving limited space for open competition.
• Around 80,000 students from the General Category scored above 95% in Class 12 (CBSE 2024), yet many couldn’t get admission to top colleges due to seat constraints.
• Meanwhile, in some institutions, the cut-off gap exceeds 50–70 marks, creating deep frustration and hopelessness among meritorious youth.
Sir, India needs an economic and merit-based model of affirmative action that uplifts the poor and deserving from every section of society - not one that divides based on caste lines drawn 70 years ago.
Reservation should be a support system, not a political tool. It must empower the underprivileged, not penalize merit.
We, the youth of India, are not asking for special privilege - only for equal opportunity. Please initiate a national review of the reservation policy and design a new model rooted in economic need, education level, and regional backwardness, rather than inherited identity.
We dream of an India where every student, regardless of caste, can say:
“My future is in my hands - not in my caste certificate .”
With deep respect and hope,
Yours faithfully,
A concerned General Category youth
(For equality, fairness, and one India for all)