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How to uplift the backward classes of India
1. Introduction
The Commission used three indicators i.e, social, educational and economic.
Most students are haunted by the nightmare of unemployment/of underemployment. In such a situation the government's electoral decision to reserve jobs on the basis of caste for an additional 27% to the existing quota of reservation of 22.5% for SCs and STs was bound to create frustrations among the youth.
2. Constitution of India and Welfare of Backward Classes it obligatory for the State to promote the welfare of the people by securing and protecting as effectively as it may, a social order, in which justice, social, economic and political shall inform all the institution of the National life.
(a) Pre Examination Coaching
The objective of the scheme is to coach candidates belonging to OBCs to enable then, to compete in various competitive/entrance examinations A i outlay of Rs. 2 crore was provided during 1998-99.
(b) Hostels for OBCs Boys and Girls
The hostel under the scheme will be constructed in States/UTs having a large OBCs population but inadequate hostel facilities. The hostels will be constructed for middle, secondary, college and university level students.
(c) Pre-matric Scholarship for OBCs
Scholarship award will be sanctioned to students whose parents'/guardians' income does not exceed Rs. 44,500 per annum. The Central assistance will be 50 per cent.
(d) Pre-Matric Scholarship to the OBCs
The scheme provides financial assistance to the OBCs students at post-matriculation/post secondary stage to enable them to complete their education.
Write a short essay on the social welfare in India
The social Welfare Services of the Government of India are intended to carter to the special needs of persons and groups who, by reason of some handicap, social, economic, physicals or mental are unable to avail themselves of the amenities and services provided by the community. These weaker sections include women,

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