The students of our college organised “KNOWLEDGE ADDA” on 19th July 2016 .This was basically a group discussion on the topic of ‘Reservation in India’ which was moderated by Prof. Dilip Shah. The discussion began with an introductory session to various sub-topics on the subject. Today in India reservation is made for the different sections of the society like for women, for minorities and for the upliftment of the downtrodden scheduled castes(SCs),scheduled tribes(STs) and Other backward classes(OBCs) are primary beneficial of the reservation policies so far. However, now people are talking about minorities, and reservation for those below the poverty line (BPL).
The session ended with maximum number of participants agreeing to the abolition of this practice and that suitable candidates ought to be given opportunities as per their obvious right. The perspective of the youth in India was brought to light by this vibrant group discussion.
In his celebrated book ‘Bharat Swadhin Holo’, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad remarked,” The country achieved independence. But before it’s denizens should taste victory and freedom, they opened their eyes to discover the catastrophe that accompanied the historical event.” Indeed the atrocities of the partition of 1947 had instilled fears in the minds of those who …
Commemorating World Environment Day with an Online Special Lecture: On 5th June 2020, the Environmental Development Committee organized an online special lecture on “Environment and Climate Concerns: Rethinking Education Strategies” to mark the occasion of World Environment Day. It was a privilege for the Committee to have as the speaker Dr. Duke Ghosh, Partner, Global …
The Bhawanipur Education Society College hosted its latest edition of Nexus 2024, a business and management event, through its student Collective of Bhawanipur Entrepreneurship and Startup Training (B.E.S.T.) on October 7th, 2024, from 9:00 A.M. till 6:00 P.M. before closing down for the holidays. The event saw the participation of students from more than 10 …
Knowledge Adda
SHOULD RESERVATION BE ABOLISHED?
The students of our college organised “KNOWLEDGE ADDA” on 19th July 2016 .This was basically a group discussion on the topic of ‘Reservation in India’ which was moderated by Prof. Dilip Shah. The discussion began with an introductory session to various sub-topics on the subject. Today in India reservation is made for the different sections of the society like for women, for minorities and for the upliftment of the downtrodden scheduled castes(SCs),scheduled tribes(STs) and Other backward classes(OBCs) are primary beneficial of the reservation policies so far. However, now people are talking about minorities, and reservation for those below the poverty line (BPL).
The session ended with maximum number of participants agreeing to the abolition of this practice and that suitable candidates ought to be given opportunities as per their obvious right. The perspective of the youth in India was brought to light by this vibrant group discussion.
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