Reservation in India - Explained | Reservation Policy | Indian Polity for UPSC Prelims & Mains 2022

To take part in the Free Target Mains 2022 Program, download the App and register now! https://gradeup.onelink.me/KreX/p2w8ylba For more details on Target Mains 2022 visit: https://byjusexamprep.com/mains-2022-... Prepare for your upcoming UPSC Exam with BYJU'S knowledge series. A key topic - Reservation in India, is explained in the session. This topic on Reservation Policy is an important part of Indian Polity for UPSC Prelims & Mains 2022-2023. Subscribe to "BYJU’S IAS" Channel: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/BYJUSIAS?su... Subscribe to our “BYJU’S IAS Hindi” Channel: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/BYJUSIASHin... Register FREE - BYJU’S National Scholarship Test (BNST) for IAS 👉 https://byjus.com/bnst-ias/?utm_sourc... Free IAS Workshop [Limited Seats Available] - Register Now 👉 https://byjus.com/ias-workshop/?utm_s... To take part in the Free Target Mains 2022 Program, download the App and register now! https://click.gradeup.co/Fqr0/ytIASEng Join us on Telegram Now for all the latest updates 👉 https://t.me/BYJUSEXAMPREPIAS The system of Reservation in India was introduced to uplift the historically disadvantaged sections of Indian society. Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Economically Backwards Classes are provided opportunities by providing them reservations in legislatures, Government Jobs, Promotions, educational scholarships. The system of reservation existed in India even before independence. Post-independence the system of reservation was framed by the Constituent Assembly which was chaired by Dr. BR Ambedkar. Initially, it was introduced for a time span of 10 years. Post 10 year period, the legislators of India found the necessity to continue the system of the reservation to overcome many years of societal and cultural discrimination of certain sections of society. In this session, you will learn about: 1. Reservation in India (00:00) 2. Affirmative Action (1:14) 3. Historical Origin of Reservation in India (4:54) 4. Constitutional provisions (11:56) 5. Mandal Commission (14:11) 6. Judiciary’s views (17:44) 7. Exceptions to the Supreme Court’s 50% limit (25:03) Some key aspects of the topic, such as the Indian reservation system, reservation policy in India, caste reservation in India, reservation in the Indian constitution, new reservation policy in India, etc., are also discussed in the session. Affirmative action refers to the set of policies of the Governments to support members of disadvantaged groups that have historically faced discrimination in the areas of education, employment, housing and respect in society. The main goals of affirmative action are to bridge inequalities in access to education, employment, equal pay, and better standards of living. William Hunter and Jyotirao Phule in 1882, originally conceived the idea of the caste-based reservation system. The reservation system that exists today, in its true sense, was introduced in 1933 when British PM Ramsay Macdonald presented the 'Communal Award. Article 330 and 332 provide for specific representation through the reservation of seats for SCs and STs in the Parliament and in the State Legislative Assemblies, respectively. Article 243D provides reservation of seats for SCs and STs in every Panchayat. At the end of the session, some important previous year questions are discussed to boost the aspirants' preparation for their upcoming IAS Exam. Why wait anymore? Start your preparation with BYJU'S knowledge series. Stay tuned to learn more about similar important IAS topics only on BYJU'S Exam Prep IAS. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel. Watch all the lectures in the Knowledge Series here:    • Knowledge Series | Master Playlist | Impor...   All the best for your upcoming exams. #ByjusIAS #ByjusKnowledgeSeries #ByjusIASKnowledgeSeries #reservationinindia #indianreservationsystem #reservationpolicyinindia #castereservationinindia #reservationinindianconstitution #castebasedreservation #reservationinindiaupsc #screservationinindia #newreservationpolicyinindia #reservationpolicyinindiaupsc #reservationarticlesinindianconstitution #Indianpolityforupsc #Indianpolityforias #byjusknowledgeseries #byjusiasknowledgeseries #knowledgeseriesbyjus #byjusiasknowledgeseries #byjusias #upscprelims #iasprep #iasupsc #iasexampreparation #iasprelims #upscprelims2022 #prelims2022 #upscpre2022 #upsccseprelims2022 #uppscprelims2022 #upscprelims2022 #prelims2022analysis #cse2022 #upsccseprelims2023 #uppscprelims2023 #prelims2023 #upscpre2023