Balwinder Singh

My dear Dalit fellows , I m a first gen. learner , i lived in city from my age 5 till my graduation . I here see here on SM different types of dalit bahujans who wants to make reform in the overall society. They are daily fighting with issues such as dalit disc.,dalit killings

Ever noticed: An upper caste woman will notice patriarchy but not casteism A lower caste man will notice casteism but not patriarchy An upper caste man will notice neither casteism nor patriarchy A lower caste woman will notice both casteism and patriarchy

Paid homage to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in the Parliament complex earlier today.

Brahmeme

Welcome to the new India my Fraands 🚩

तमिलनाडु में किसी ब्राह्मण को टिकट नहीं AIDMK….00 DMK………00 BJP………….00 CONG…….00

The number of seats reserved for scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) students in medical, engineering, higher and technical education courses has almost been doubled in Odisha, with the state government making major changes in the reservation policy. In a late-night cabinet decision Saturday, the BJP government in Odisha increased reservation of seats in medical, engineering, and other higher/technical education courses in Odisha. It also approved reservation of seats in these courses for students belonging to backward classes. According to officials, seats reserved for ST students will increase from 12 percent to 22.50 percent, and for SC students from 8 percent to 16.25 percent. The reservation has been allowed in accordance with their population size in the state, said an official. Similarly, 11.25 percent seats will now be reserved for students from the socially and educationally backward classes, who were not getting any reservation earlier.

The number of seats reserved for scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) students in medical, engineering, higher and technical education courses has almost been doubled in Odisha, with the state government making major changes in the reservation policy. In a late-night cabinet decision Saturday, the BJP government in Odisha increased reservation of seats in medical, engineering, and other higher/technical education courses in Odisha. It also approved reservation of seats in these courses for students belonging to backward classes. According to officials, seats reserved for ST students will increase from 12 percent to 22.50 percent, and for SC students from 8 percent to 16.25 percent. The reservation has been allowed in accordance with their population size in the state, said an official. Similarly, 11.25 percent seats will now be reserved for students from the socially and educationally backward classes, who were not getting any reservation earlier.