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Reservations - good or bad?

INDIA 's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru has anticipated that within 30 years india would have no need of reservations as there would be no backward castes and government would bring education to every common man.

But this isn't the scenario now...

Politicians do not strive to remove the reservations but instead they promise public that they would increase them. They intentionally or non-intentionally say that they would not help in the up liftment of the backward societies but drag them into abyss.
People in INDIA fail to understand that increase in reservation means that there is no development in the country. Even after 60 years of independence, people still need reservations.

WHY? Why are people so obliqued to the reservations?

People ask for reservations because they are financially low and cannot meet the expenses of the higher education. But do they really need reservation in the education? I mean reservation for the financial aid is very much necessary for the backward castes but why in the education?

During every election people ask for the higher reservations instead of asking the "increase of the standard of education". People choose an easy way to get through but not a way to understand the way through which they move. People should ask government to increase the standard and the education facilities in the backward regions so that they could compete with the outer world but not to decrease the competition for the backward castes.

NO-Offence
A student studying in the same college gets a rank enough to enter a highly reputed college but his opportunity will be ceased by an average student who has a low score and has studied in the same college with same faculty and same standards. What does this mean?


Where do we need these reservation actually? Do we really need them?

I don't think INDIA need any reservations now-a-days, rather it needs high class education institutions in the backward areas so that they provide high standard education and help them to compere with the outer world. Obviously reservations are not to be dropped suddenly, they must be decreased proportionally by the number of educational institutions in the backward areas and their result to impart the standard education to the people. 

Instead of reservations, giving financial aid to the students who are below creamy layer according to their educational standards must be setup.




 
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