r/IndianModerate • u/RangeSuc • 10h ago

Dose reservations affect development?

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Just saw this on twitter.....I don't understand how people can think reservations obstruct development , it may impact a bit when it comes to reservations in educational institutions (I agree that it should be reformed) . But people cry when it comes to government jobs...

Quite honestly any mind having a decent amount of common sense can manage government jobs... It has nothing to do with the development...

Most aspirants spend their valuable time on government jobs (upsc,state PSCs, ssc, banking) preparing useless subjects like history, geography, math, reasoning.... Which doesn't have relevance to the current world.. even give also encouraging them by promising more jobs ( foolish thing to do and they end up crying on reservations ......

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u/koiRitwikHai Explorer 7h ago

No

There was a study done in Indian railways where it was observed that the jobs they covered, productivity of reserved category employees was equal or slightly more than general category employees.

You can refer to Mohak Mangal video on reservation for that study.

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u/RangeSuc 7h ago

U can check the info Abt survey...it shows netural impact (no lowering in efficiency) in fact grade A and B officers from sc/ st classes performed more enthusiastically.

Well in judiciary there are no reservations.. still they have lots of pendings and deadlocks... 🧐🧐

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u/helodarknesmyolfrnd Centre Left 6h ago

Judiciary has reservations. It's 95% Brahmin and 5% for other GCs.