After effects of Indian Force's actions on Pakistan# 7 - Page 99

Originally posted by: Manavi_kesari

https://x.com/timesalgebraind/status/1925911125100482743?s=46&t=raeISQ_GJHRQslUoibooOw

The sad thing about this is, it's happening everywhere except the place it needs to happen in the most; i.e. West Bengal.

We need nothing short of a purge here now, the state has been completely engulfed by this quagmire.

Btw, anybody watches India in Details YouTube channel here?

Originally posted by: Reeva_Mohan

It's easy to gain contact details from teachers or registrars. The people who carry out such surveys often have inside contacts. And they can also carry out after-class interviews in the college itself. It's not a hard thing to do.

That can be done if the sample size is as small as of a single institute or at the max a single city.

They can't get access to all the students across the state using this method.

And I think you yourself will agree a single institute/city isn't a sample size big enough to give a clear representation

P.S. in class interview to check the castes of students is discrimination under SC ST act. So that can't be done.

Originally posted by: suhaaana

Bihar is again going to get an old face because of paltu ram

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bihars-nitish-kumar-joins-non-nda-cms-in-skipping-niti-aayog-meet-sparks-political-buzz/articleshow/121382151.cms

I knew this was coming. Also recent pleasantly exchange happened between Chirag and Tejaswi...

Any how Nitish ka to bas wait hi kar sakte hain

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Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

That I agree my college might not be the correct sample size. However the statement in general is correct. The ones with better school and tutors will have higher probability of getting selected..

That isn't there to the poor students (as compared to the rich reserved candidates) so obviously the poorer ones will not be able to compete

How is the statement correct if you don't have the correct sample size? I am from an autonomous University and the majority of reserved students were from rural or relatively underprivileged classes.

Yes, it goes without saying that the ones with wealth will have more access to the institutions. But we need to remember, the ebtire purpose of reservation is to keep the members of SC/ST class in the same space as the UR or UC ones, in order to breed tolerance and non-discrimination.

If some percentage of privileged students get in, the rest will follow too; its the trickle down theory. Yes, the people in rural areas don't jave proper infrastructure or good schools; that is also a reason. I agree that the grassroots need to be strengthened.

Both reservation at the upper levels and reform at the grassroot levels need to be carried out simultaenously.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

That can be done if the sample size is as small as of a single institute or at the max a single city.

They can't get access to all the students across the state using this method.

And I think you yourself will agree a single institute/city isn't a sample size big enough to give a clear representation

P.S. in class interview to check the castes of students is discrimination under SC ST act. So that can't be done.

No, it was of various cities (with multiple Institutions from each city), as far as I remember.

It's not exactly checking for caste; these surveys are like caste censuses done by the government; intended to check the progress of people from the SC/ST background. So it's not discrimination.

https://youtu.be/A1BrCVLTnIw?si=H6RBsZmU0Ozuizw3

This one was quite interesting podcast.

https://youtu.be/LbkO84MsmyM?si=dH7-_LSGM1B4OCYY

Originally posted by: suhaaana

https://x.com/MrSinha_/status/1926238374181871925?t=fKqz8iaP7-ls_hbM_NGdAA&s=19

Momta to muh fulaye baithi hoti, agar hoti wahan 🥸