Eyes on polls, Cabinet Nod For 10% EWS Quota

    • Publish Date: Jan 7 2019 4:34PM
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    • Updated Date: Jan 7 2019 4:39PM
Eyes on polls, Cabinet Nod For 10% EWS Quota

Ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the Narendra Modi government Monday decided to amend the Constitution to provide for 10 per cent reservation for ‘economically backward’ upper castes in direct recruitment in government services and admission to higher educational institutions, highly placed sources confirmed. In fact, the government is aiming to introduce the legislation Tuesday on the last day of the current leg of the winter session of Parliament.

Unlike the reservation for SC/ST/OBCs, caste is not going to be a criterion for eligibility to the reservation under this new provision. In fact, sources revealed that the government’s move plan to delineate the economically weaker section (EWS) for avoiding confusion.


Who all are eligible for the quota?

* People who earn less than Rs 8 lakh annually

* People who have agricultural land below five acres


* For availing the quota, a residential house should be below 1000 sq ft

* The residential plot should be below 100 yards in notified municipality

* The residential plot below 200 yards should be in a non-notified municipality area


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The purpose of reservation is to protect and nurture for a certain period of time to ensure equal rights and opportunity for all. In all these years, none of the reservations are withdrawn. The current scenario of demand and approvals of reservations indicates only insecurity in people and their opportunistic attitude. Also, such pre-election approvals seem to have a different target altogether. This can be ruinous for any economy.

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