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Cabinet Nod For Spl Drive To Recruit OBCs Against Backlog For Over 28,000 Reserved PostsBy Anirudh Chturvedi, Section Jobs Wanted/Available
Paving the way for a special drive to recruit Other Backward Classes (OBCs) for over 28,000 reserved posts, the government today decided to clear the backlog of vacancies through an official order. The backlog will be treated as a "separate and distinct" group not subject to the limit of 50 per cent reservation in a year, Minister of State for PMO Prithviraj Chavan told reporters after a meeting of the Union Cabinet.
He said the Cabinet also approved a slew of measures to benefit Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes students. On the OBC proposal mooted by the Department of Personnel and Training and approved by the Cabinet, Chavan said instructions would be issued to pave the way for conducting Special Recruitment Drive for filling up the backlog of 28,670 reserved vacancies of OBCs. He said a 1997 Supreme Court order had stated that the quota of reserved seats cannot exceed 50 per cent of the total seats being filled. However, Parliament through the 81st amendment to the Constitution had made an exception to this principle enabling the government to fill accumulated vacancies from previous years through special recruitment drives for SCs and STs.
This is now being extended to OBCs, the minister said. Chavan said the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) approved implementation of the centrally sponsored scheme for incentive to girls for secondary education at a total expenditure of Rs 1,500 crore during the 11th Plan.
The scheme, to be made operative from 2008-09, would help in promoting enrolment of SC/ST girls in secondary schools and reducing drop out of SC/ST girls at secondary and higher secondary stages Source: Press Trust of India 27/Jun/2008
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