The OBCs and the ruling classes in India
By: edited by H.S. Verma.
Contributors: Verma, H. S. 1942-
Publisher: Rawat Publications
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Jaipur
Language: eng
Number of pages: 413
Subjects: People with social disabilities -- India.; Social classes -- India.
Description: Contributed articles on people with social disabilities and various social classes and the government policies in India.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [389]-403) and index.
Table of contents: title: Socio-economic conditions of backward castes in western Uttar Pradesh : a comparative study / Ajit Kumar Singh; title: Socio-economic conditions of the Hindu OBCs in urban Uttar Pradesh : an empirical study / S.S.A. Jafri; title: Muslims in India : caste affinity, and social boundaries of backwardness / Nadeem Hasnain; title: OBCs : composition, decomposition, characteristics, and empowerment tasks / V.S. Sujatha; title: Evolution of the methodology of identification and listing of the OBCs / Shish Ram Sharma; title: Creamy layer among the OBCs : genesis, operationalization, and current status / R.B.S. Verma; title: Institutional arrangements for the welfare, emancipation, and empowerment of the OBCs / H. S. Verma; title: The press and the other opinion-makers in the public discourse on the reservation issue / Neetu Verma; title: Caste system : a cultural mechanism for social and economic deprivation / J.P. Singh; title: Caste inequalities in India today / Satish Deshpande; title: Debate on identification, scheduling, and reservation for the OBCs : misdirection, disinformation, and partisanship by the mainstream social scientists / H.S. Verma and Arun Kumar Singh; title: Evolution of case law on compensatory discrimination, 1950-1990 : a contemporary re-assessment of Marc Galanter and higher judiciary in India from the point of view of the OBCs / H.S. Verma; title: Indra Sawhney, before, and after : the historic journey of a milestone case on contemporary discrimination in India / Neeta Verma.