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Over 60 BC organisations gathered at Indira Park, Hyderabad, on Sunday for a demonstration led by National BC Association president and Rajya Sabha MP R. Krishnaiah, demanding enhanced reservations for Backward Classes. Speakers argued that political under-representation of BCs in Telangana remains a structural issue and called for 42 percent reservations backed by accurate population data.
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised both Centre and State for denying BC reservations in premier law universities, including NALSAR. He said despite National BC Commission’s 2020 directive, quotas were not implemented. BRS submitted a letter to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, accusing him of betraying Backward Classes (BCs) by failing to implement 42% BC reservations. Sravan criticized the government for its "feudal mindset" and demanded the release of the caste census report.
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Justice for BCs demands more than declarations. It demands law, data, transparency, and public confidence
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Says there is a need for special attention to address low enumeration issue; welcomes Telangana government’s decision to conduct resurvey
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The Commission had issued a notification on January 3 for change of names and addition of synonyms in respect of eight castes. Accordingly, 15 days was allotted for receipt of objections and the deadline ended on Saturday
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The Commission was constituted to determine the reservations to BCs in local bodies after enumeration of BC communities’ percentage in the population
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On Saturday, BC Commission Chairman G. Niranjan spoke with Nirmal District Collector Abhilash Abhinav by phone to gather details on the issue. The BC Commission has also sent an official letter to the Collector regarding the matter.
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Retired IAS officer Busani Venkateshwara Rao as chairman of the dedicated Commission to conduct contemporaneous rigorous empirical enquiry into the nature and implications of the backwardness qua local bodies, with respect to the Backward Classes.
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The State government has tasked the BC Commission to decide the percentage of reservations for the OBCs in local bodies
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The BC Commission met here on Monday and discussed further course of action in accordance with the orders issued by the State government on October 9, specifying the terms of reference to the Commission.
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Backward Classes Commission Chairman V Krishna Mohan Rao urged the government to conduct a caste census in the State.
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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy asked the officials to commence the election process as soon as the voter list was received.
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The term of gram panchayats in the State expired on February 1 this year and the State government had appointed special officers in their place. The term of the MPTCs and ZPTCs will end on July 3.
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Former National DNT Commission Chairman met BC Commission Chairman and discussed at length the issues confronting DNT, NT, and SNT Communities in Telangana
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The BC Commission chairman along with other members read the preamble of the Constitution on the occasion of Constitution Day.
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Hyderabad: Telangana BC Commission Chairman V Krishnamohan Rao appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to examine and consider the demand for upper ceiling limit of Rs.15 lakh for OBC Creamy layer. In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister on Monday, Krishnamohan Rao said the issue of Creamy Layer (income of Rs.8 lakh), which was […]
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The Chief Secretary was asked to reply on or before November 5, 2020, along with all supporting documents and a report about the incident that took place in Siddipet.