Reservation Movement

The Reservation Movement refers to policies aimed at providing certain advantages or quotas in education, employment, and politics for historically marginalized groups. This movement is particularly prominent in India, where it seeks to uplift Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes, addressing past discrimination and ensuring equal opportunities. Supporters argue that reservations help balance social inequality, while critics believe they may perpetuate divisions or compromise merit. Overall, the movement plays a significant role in promoting social justice and inclusivity in diverse societies.