Article 341 of CoI : Article 341: Scheduled Castes.
CoI
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, belongs to a community that has historically faced social discrimination. His community is listed as a Scheduled Caste (SC) in the public notification issued by the President of India. This means Ravi is eligible for certain benefits and protections under the Indian Constitution, such as reservation in educational institutions and government jobs. If Ravi applies for a government job, he can avail of the reservation quota for Scheduled Castes, which increases his chances of securing employment.
Example 2:
Meena, from Tamil Nadu, belongs to a community that is not currently listed as a Scheduled Caste in the state. However, her community has been facing social and economic hardships similar to those faced by other Scheduled Castes. The community leaders petition the state government to include their community in the Scheduled Castes list. After consultation with the Governor, the President issues a public notification including Meena's community in the Scheduled Castes list for Tamil Nadu. Now, Meena and others fr...
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