Towards a Caste-Free India (At Least a Century After Freedom)

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Back of the Book There is, in general, a widespread misconception that reservation is opposed to merit. This approach needs careful examination. Brilliance, talent and ability are generally found distributed randomly among children at all levels of any society. Natural intellectual ability and talent are not to be reckoned in terms of any one field of knowledge or activity, but are to be found in many fields of knowledge. Natural talent and ability are exhibited by some as a gift of nature in science, by some in literature, some in fine arts, and by some others in other fields. These are not the monopoly of any one section in any society.

"Nothing else is distributed among, or owned by, human beings so equally and equitably as intelligence," says Des- cartes, the famous French mathematician and philosopher.

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