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Rahul Gandhi meets UP clerics on RTE by Manjari Mishra

A major sticking point between the Centre and All India Muslim Personal Law Board seemed set for a resolution with Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi leaning towards keeping madrassas out of the Right to Education following a meeting with the board president,Maulana Rabe Hasan Nadvi, here on Sunday. Maulana Nadvi is also the rector of Nadwatul Ulema, a leading Islamic seminary. This is Congress's second major outreach to Muslims in recent...

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Muslims may get a piece of 27% OBC Quota pie

-PTI   The government is considering giving reservation to backward Muslims within the 27 per cent Quota fixed for Other Backward Classes and a decision in this regard will be taken soon, law minister Salman Khurshid said on Thursday.  "Of the 27% OBC Quota in jobs, the government is examining to fix a Quota for backward Muslims," Salman Khurshid told reporters outside Parliament.  Khurshid said the decision on fixing a Quota for backward Muslims...

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Opposition parties unrelenting over retail FDI issue

-The Hindu   In a bid to break the impasse over foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail, the government made a vain attempt on Wednesday night to persuade the Opposition to tone down the wording of its motion. But it was told in categorical terms that the demand for a rollback of the decision was non-negotiable. The Opposition stance was conveyed by the Working President of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and...

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The private sector's turn to deliver by Sukhadeo Thorat

The government's decision to set aside a 20 per cent Quota for SC/ST vendors in its purchases, if accepted by every sector on a wider scale, has the potential to makegrowth pro-poor and inclusive. The Central government has finally announced a policy reserving 20 per cent of its purchases for micro and small enterprises run by entrepreneurs belonging to the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes. The new procurement policy will...

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Caught between Quota and sub-Quota by Vidya Subrahmaniam

Reservation for Muslims in jobs and education — feverishly anticipated over the past two years and expected to be announced ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections — might turn out to be a headache the Congress unthinkingly bought itself. As Muslim groups have been arguing, the route under the United Progressive Alliance government's consideration — a 6 per cent Muslim sub-Quota within the 27 per cent OBC Quota — would...

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