Library:Tata Institute of Social Sciences,Guwahati

  It is paradoxical that the institution that upholds the rights of the underprivileged and the historically oppressed should itself lack in...

Is there a case for reservation for the forward classes? Social justice is not possible if we exclude the economically backward sections...

A solution in search of a problem Instead of addressing inequality, the 10% quota for economically weaker sections creates huge anxie...

Why a diverse workplace makes economic sense Diversity is also critical for a better understanding of customers, better team performance...

Reservation in India: Not a minor problem Even a decade after former judge Rajinder Sachar submitted his report on the educational back...

How reservations help disadvantaged-caste students get higher education As many as 26% male and 35% female students from India’s most d...

Everybody loves a good quota Unless there is a procedure for notification of groups moving out of the reserved category, demands for r...

A better design for social justice We are back to debating reservations. The argument in favour of affirmative action — for groups that ...

Rethinking reservations and ‘development’ Across the country, unless adequate jobs are created for the large labour force, the frustra...