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International Journal of Social Science Exceptional Research

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Social Justice: A vital observe of mandal motion

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Abstract

India is the sector’s largest democratic country. The most precious democratic proper of every Indian citizen is 'equality earlier than the law,' that is assured beneath Article 14 of the Indian constitution. Articles (15), (sixteen), and (29) of the constitution expound on this proper and make it greater particular. The vital instructional establishments Act 2006, generally known as Mandal II, affords 27 percent quota for socially and educationally backward instructions (OBCs) at imperative authorities institutes. Subalternity may be described in a spread of methods, with students from subaltern studies organizations defining it in terms of caste, class, gender, and so on this text defines subaltern classes in the context of India's constitutional provisions for underprivileged organizations. The constitutional provisions of socially and educationally backward training are highlighted on this paper. It additionally emphasises the importance of caste in identifying underprivileged social groupings in both Hindu and non- Hindu groups. As a studies approach, the paper employs an analytical and descriptive technique. The research is focused on three fundamental universities: Jawaharlal Nehru university (JNU), Banaras Hindu university (BHU), and Delhi university (DU). The examine highlights that many better training establishments misunderstood the idea of advantage and switched many reserved seats to the unreserved category.

 

How to Cite This Article

Dr. Akash Kumar Rawat (2023).

Social Justice: A vital observe of mandal motion

. International Journal of Social Science Exceptional Research (IJSSER), 2(3), 10-13.

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