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Suggestion by researcher:
 “Reservation should be based on transparent survey of the each and every house of
the country, no doubt it is hard and long run process but possible to do it, but it can carry
the more wattage towards the policy. And Government should provide the reservation
certificate rather than caste certificate.
 The survey must be taken after a particular interval time for include new and exclude
according to the income. E.g. If a person became the engineer after the finishing the study
and getting good salary, he or she must be excluded from taking further advantage of the
reservations.
 This work can be provided to the commission of the concerned caste.
 Number of seats should be increased in the technical and prestigious institute for
providing opportunity to big number of student. Like in IITs, NLUs, Medical Colleges
etc.
 Although caste is an important factor of exclusion at work in Indian society, other
factors such as gender, economic conditions, geographical disparities and kind of
schooling received cannot be altogether ignored because these are the fundamental
requirement of the depressed societies. For example, a child studying in a village or
municipal school does not enjoy the same status in society as another who has studied in
an elite public school, caste notwithstanding. Some academics have argued that a better
system of Affirmative Action would be one which seeks to address all the factors of
exclusion at work in society which restrict a person's competitive abilities. 1
 Reservation decisions have to be taken based on objective basis.

 Government of India should focus on proper primary and secondary education so that
groups under-represented in higher education institutes and workplaces become natural
competitors.
 Government should have announced long term plan to phase out reservations after the
particular time.”
 “Government should promote inter-caste marriages in forward and reserved caste in
order to minimise the gap between among the other societies. E.g. Tamil Nadu adopted
this way for abolition of the caste system.
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This is because the basic defining characteristic of the Caste system is endogamy. It has been
suggested that providing reservations to children born of inter-caste marriages will be a surer
way of weakening the caste system in society and it also increase the biological characteristic
of the child.
 Reservations should be based on economic status of the people instead of caste-based-

reservations.
 People who are tax payers or children of tax payers should not be given the benefit of
reservation. Government should make the policy to ensure that benefits reach poorest of
the poor and India will achieve social justice.
 Government should encourage the community to run their own educational
institutions and provide the better option of employment. Also encourage these families
to establish the cottage industries for the livelihood.”
 “Acknowledge that caste-based discrimination is deeply institutionalised in India and

must be stopped.
 Government should make appropriate amendments to existing domestic laws in order
to incorporate and implement the spirit of international conventions, particularly the
Convention against Racial Discrimination.
 Provide effective and speedily remedies and adequate compensation for cases of caste
discrimination under domestic legal mechanisms.
 Make strict provision against the discrimination of Dalit and other depressed class.
Public authority should easy way to approach international bodies when the domestic
law will failure or enforcing authorities’ failure in upheld their rights.
 Take immediate steps through committed actions to educate the public and judicial
bodies on caste-based discrimination and attendant rights violations.”
 “There should be reservation in private school and the financial aid to the poor reserve
students because, the standard of the government school going down day by day and the
fee structure of the private school is very high which these students can’t afford.
 The compensation can be provided in the form of offering the jobs to the victims
those who suffered enormous economic loss in the past. And the other person who
denied from their job so they can be compensated in the later life.
 Providing financial help, it can be in the form of pension reforms to the older
member of the discriminated society.
 The compensation should also granted to those people who discarded from the
universities, hospitals and other institutions because of which their interest could not
be secured in both social as well as in political discretion. Like the woman hired for
the domestic work, she lose not only the social and political rights of herself but also
she could not be able to send her children to the good educational institution.”

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 Reservation decisions have to be taken based on objective basis.

 Reservations should be based on economic status of the people instead of caste-based-

 “Acknowledge that caste-based discrimination is deeply institutionalised in India and

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