Reservations

Reservations refer to policies or systems aimed at providing opportunities to historically marginalized or underrepresented groups, often in education, employment, or political representation. These measures are intended to promote equality and diversity by ensuring that individuals from specific communities, such as minorities or economically disadvantaged groups, have better access to resources and opportunities. By implementing reservations, governments or institutions seek to address social imbalances and create a more inclusive society, recognizing that historical disadvantages have long-lasting effects on opportunities available to certain groups.