Telangana's legislative move aims to enhance representation for Backward Classes while seeking constitutional amendments.
Telangana Assembly Passes SC Sub-Categorisation Bill With Unanimous Approval—What You Need To Know
The Telangana Legislative Assembly on Tuesday (18 March) unanimously passed The Telangana Scheduled Castes (Rationalisation ...
HYDERABAD: The Legislative Assembly on Tuesday unanimously passed The Telangana Scheduled Castes (Rationalisation of ...
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Telangana caste survey: Amid BJP barbs, Piketty ‘happy to be part of effort to address inequalities’The economist tells ThePrint that Indian inequalities are a mixture of ancient features & modern money-based inequalities, ...
Telangana Assembly passed a bill to increase Backward Classes (BC) reservations from 23 per cent to 42 per cent. The move takes total reservations in the state beyond 50 per cent cap, likely ...
Political parties in India’s southern states fear that population-based redrawing of constituencies will reduce their parliamentary representation and benefit their northern counterparts - Anadolu Aja ...
Revanth Reddy said that the government has done this for the BC community and they will lose their rights if they find fault with it ...
During the Assembly debate, Chief Minister Reddy emphasized the significance of the move, calling it a "permanent solution to a long-pending demand for classification among SC communities." ...
HYDERABAD: Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra have said the government in Telangana has fulfilled the promise of enhancing reservations to the Backward Classes, and termed it a ...
Observing that the Assembly had unanimously passed two separate bills to enhance reservations to BCs to 42 per cent in ...
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