Odisha, April 5: The government of Odisha has approved important changes to its reservation policy. In a recent Cabinet meeting it was decided to introduce an 11.25% quota for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC). Along with this the reservation for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) has also been increased.
The newly approved SEBC quota aims to provide better opportunities to people from socially and educationally backward communities. With this step, more candidates from these groups will be able to access reserved seats in government jobs and educational institutions.
The Cabinet has also increased reservations for SC and ST communities. Officials say this will strengthen support for these groups and improve their representation in various sectors. It is expected to benefit thousands of people across the state.
The revised policy will be applied in government recruitment and state-run educational institutions. The government says the goal is to ensure equal opportunities for all sections of society and promote inclusive growth. Overall, the decision is being seen as a major step toward social justice addressing long-pending demands and helping more people get access to education and employment.
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