Question Q.8To what extent can... addressGS1GS1

To what extent can Socio-Economic-Caste Census (SECC) address the challenges in achieving equitable resource allocation for targeted welfare?

Introduction

Socio-economic caste census conducted since British time to Analyze the conditions of various caste and towards targeted intervention.

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Main Body

Role in addressing challenges of

(E) Equitable resource allocation

Substantive distribution of opportunities via reservation by applying creamy layer

(Nagraj judgement)

Reducing exclusion & inclusion-errors

targeted intervention for specific issue

PVTG groups as suggested by UN Deishas committee

(L) Role in targeted welfare

Targeted braided welfare policies

(EN) MGNREGA, NFSA

Improve efficiency of the process

(EN) addressing root causes

However (challenges) we present the caste-based discrimination may increase & demands for contending reservation & job [illegible] identity

Caste based discrimination may [illegible] upward mobility

Way forwardPiecemeal approach using technology for targeted information (EN DPT among TAM Trinity)

Delibation the SECC can be deliberated in Parliament to reach at several level consensus.

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Conclusion

Delibation the SECC can be deliberated in Parliament to reach at several level consensus.

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Topper

Rishabh Choudhary

AIR 28

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Salient features of Indian Society

Role of Women and Women's Organization

Social Inclusion and Targeted Welfare

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