It just makes more sense that a poor kid should get the help, not a rich kid who happens to be from a reserved category -- income is something you can actually measure fairly.
It just makes more sense that a poor kid should get the help, not a rich kid who happens to be from a reserved category -- income is something you can actually measure fairly.
My grandparents weren't allowed to enter the village well because of their caste, and that wound doesn't heal just because a family gets a little richer in one generation. Caste discrimination isn't just about money, it's about how people are treated regardless of income.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
Should wealthy nations have an obligation to accept more climate refugees?