Beyond Mandal and After: Backward Classes in Perspective

Beyond Mandal and After: Backward Classes in PerspectiveIn this book the author has examined the social and political processes during the colonial period, which resulted in including in the Constitution, the provisions for positive discrimination in favour of the disadvantaged sections of Indian population. Drawing upon historical facts, he has proved analytically that the policy of positive discrimination does not necessarily reflect the humanist approach of the political leadership of the time. Against

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the most effective and efficient method which need earnest consideration is with regard to FDI which could ease out considerable pressure on these nations

It was found that early parent-child interaction was a key element if parents did not want their child to be affected adversely by TV ads

The politicization of the press is a cause for serious concern

(in author’s own words): “When the whole of Western Europe was peopled by skin-clad savages

With a view to generating enormous employment opportunities and removing the incidence of poverty amongst the rural folk

indigenous beliefs

economic and educational changes in their environment

laying down the behaviour appropriate to each social group

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Ahmedabad for twelve years and is currently Associate Professor of English literature at Jai Hind College