Quota's
Hey people.This seems to be the hot topic off late and everyone seems to be talking about it.Me and a friend of mine(My best budy Siddhant)were talking about it yesterday(for once we were having an intelligent conversation despite my numerous mindnumbing pj's).We figured that no matter who gets into which institute wont matter anymore.Private companies are no fools.They would figure out that a general category student with more marks who initially wudve made it to the premiere institutes would now be in an institute of a lower rung.and quota pple who wudnt have made it at all(except for backdoor entries) would be there at the top.So we might have a scenario wherein these companies have a segregation on the basis of caste and pick up better open category students from lower rung institutes than quota people from the best colleges.needless to say this would improve the status of these colleges.but for once the government seems to have planned ahead and is rooting for quotas in private companies.A long term conspiracy against the open category students??besides how long will it take the RSS,Shiv Sena and BJP to realise that their beloved Hindutva Vote bank belongs majorly to the open category.Do we see a large scale religious/political standoff building up??It's food for thought people.Only time will tell.
2 Comments:
yeah...time will tell!!...first we thought that the quota thing was a menace itself...but then "people" had the audacity to come up with the idea of stretching them to other realms too.and it happened!!!..and now private companies..Most irritating part being the reasons people give for all this. One article i read where some category guy actually said that we've been ill-treated for 5000 yrs and now its our turn to return the "favour" to the forward caste ppl and then we'll give them a chance at a fair quota!!!...doesnt that simply reflect quality?? anyway, lets see what India hs to say abt it...
btw, good start buddy!!! jus hope u can be more regular than i am!! cheers!!!
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