Reservations in the Private Sector
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Avinash Medidhi said:
10 years ago
Hi Friends,
Equals should be treated equally. Otherwise, Affirmative action is to be taken if the person is differently able.
India to get out of this vicious caste system, there should be a hope for the talented pool. It is almost impossible to remove reservations in Government sector (According to our constitutional framer B. R. Ambedkar. Its a Provision which has only to be continued for 10 years, but we can see its still existent).
Even belonging to a lower caste and availing reservation. I don't support giving reservations in the private sector.
In broad perspective, India jumped from primary sector to service sector without much growth in manufacturing and deemed to be developing state. After the economic reforms, India's pace of development increased due to investments from the corporate's (India & abroad). If given reservation, it will send a wrong signal that would show India not a good destination for investments and can reduce employment. Government cannot pressurize corporate's who only need the talented pool.
However, Provisions should be made so that the lower sections are not discriminated like there should be apathy towards caste system (No one should be denied job because of his caste, If there is provision to display the caste card then definitely reservations come into picture).
In a narrower perspective, it is really hard to make you understand as India is a plural society and every individual has his own views. It would a big essay as it is Political, Social, Economic, Cultural, regional and a religious issue which is hampering the growth graph of a most capable super power India.
Equals should be treated equally. Otherwise, Affirmative action is to be taken if the person is differently able.
India to get out of this vicious caste system, there should be a hope for the talented pool. It is almost impossible to remove reservations in Government sector (According to our constitutional framer B. R. Ambedkar. Its a Provision which has only to be continued for 10 years, but we can see its still existent).
Even belonging to a lower caste and availing reservation. I don't support giving reservations in the private sector.
In broad perspective, India jumped from primary sector to service sector without much growth in manufacturing and deemed to be developing state. After the economic reforms, India's pace of development increased due to investments from the corporate's (India & abroad). If given reservation, it will send a wrong signal that would show India not a good destination for investments and can reduce employment. Government cannot pressurize corporate's who only need the talented pool.
However, Provisions should be made so that the lower sections are not discriminated like there should be apathy towards caste system (No one should be denied job because of his caste, If there is provision to display the caste card then definitely reservations come into picture).
In a narrower perspective, it is really hard to make you understand as India is a plural society and every individual has his own views. It would a big essay as it is Political, Social, Economic, Cultural, regional and a religious issue which is hampering the growth graph of a most capable super power India.
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Abhay said:
10 years ago
I think there should not be reservation system in private sector, because if there is reservation then there are so many chances that the person employed in the company may not have such quality as he have been selected based on the reservation.
So in such case it may happen that company productivity will reduce because it also depends on the efficiency of the employees based on their talents. Hence in such cases company may suffer losses which is undesired for a private sector as they needs development of their own.
But if they include reservation system, in such case it should not be based on caste rather it should be based on the economical condition and physical disability of the person.
So in such case it may happen that company productivity will reduce because it also depends on the efficiency of the employees based on their talents. Hence in such cases company may suffer losses which is undesired for a private sector as they needs development of their own.
But if they include reservation system, in such case it should not be based on caste rather it should be based on the economical condition and physical disability of the person.
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Surbhi said:
10 years ago
Hello friends.
I am not against the reservation but it should be given to those people who are badly needed this. A general category student who has higher qualification rather than the category student does not get the job. So reservation is done on the bases of poverty not on the bases of category. This is on the basis of my point of view.
Thank you.
I am not against the reservation but it should be given to those people who are badly needed this. A general category student who has higher qualification rather than the category student does not get the job. So reservation is done on the bases of poverty not on the bases of category. This is on the basis of my point of view.
Thank you.
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Riju said:
10 years ago
Hi friends, in my opinion reservation system in private sector is needed but in a low percentage. India has 70% of their population at below poverty level. The meritorious but needy students get benefits from the reservation.
But we must have to ensure that those who get the benefits must actually be a needy student. There are many out there who, in spite of being capable of bearing expenses, try to make themselves categorized as one of SC, ST or OBC.
Besides this if the reservation percentage becomes higher, the general category students, who are there at large scale with their capabilities might not get enough opportunities to prove themselves.
But we must have to ensure that those who get the benefits must actually be a needy student. There are many out there who, in spite of being capable of bearing expenses, try to make themselves categorized as one of SC, ST or OBC.
Besides this if the reservation percentage becomes higher, the general category students, who are there at large scale with their capabilities might not get enough opportunities to prove themselves.
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Deepankar said:
10 years ago
Reservation should be done based on the poverty in public sector. So that Rich people don't get more richer day by day. Now taking birth in SC or ST family is like son/daughter of King who gets all the Royal Facility of the Government.
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Harshith said:
10 years ago
In my point of view reservation in private sector is good, but it should not be more than limit, say 10% for some categories, what I'm going to say is if the reservation is less there will be a competition for that reserved seat. Then who have talent can get that seat, and I think this is a solution for those people are very poor, but not coming under any reserved category.
I said this because if 40-50% reservation is provided for the people under the category, there is two possibilities, one is talented person may get the seat or untalented person too. So if a person who have talent but not coming under that category face a problem.
So finally I conclude that reservation in the private sector is should be minimized and given chance to competitors to compete in competition world.
I said this because if 40-50% reservation is provided for the people under the category, there is two possibilities, one is talented person may get the seat or untalented person too. So if a person who have talent but not coming under that category face a problem.
So finally I conclude that reservation in the private sector is should be minimized and given chance to competitors to compete in competition world.
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