GS2GS2
[Continuation: Objections to domicile-based reservation in private sector jobs]
Main Body
2Reduce internal migration to state and issues associated as: -compensation / traffic -brainrain of slums would reduce (3) Increase economic growth of state with increased marginal labour force (4) Reduced crime, illegal activities & drugs & liquor abuse (5) Lack in labour from agriculture adding to reduced disguised employment however, the reservation creates more problems than it solves — (1) Propagate 'son of soil theory' & disturb harmony of societal fabric of India & talkum against migrants in Maharashtra
4Reduced cost of doing business → Include investments to that state, divest to other state/nation → extra-conditionality & issue of funding skilled labour within state. (5) Against idea of 'one nation' and unity freedom of movement across state. (6) Increased cost of output & generally migrant labour work at low wage (7) hamper equality of opportunity in job sector (8) Populism may lead to its demands in other states - hamper economic growth & complex procedures rather than simplification India must focus on case of claim business & attracting investment to absorb & utilise demographic dividend.
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Conclusion
India must focus on easing claim of business and attracting investment to absorb and utilise demographic dividend.
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Topper
Priyanka Choudhary
AIR 791835
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Fundamental Rights
Right to Equality and Reservation
Impact and Problems of Domicile-based Reservation
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