We silently suffer a lot..

[Picheshwar]

18 hours ago, odhu_le_macha said:

I am belong to general category residing in a metro city in India. I am 22 year old and due to my family's financial condition I had to work since I was 15. I worked in an mechanical company initially then I got my current job in an accounting institute.

My mother works for a small business of making pickles. I have one younger sister who is in 5th standard. We do not get any benefits from government

For my education I had to pay complete fee and my friend belonging to reserved category ( who's both parents are earning very well ) paid around 20% of what I had to pay and that too he was refunded for under educational scholarship for reserved scheme.

Whenever I try to get a job in government sector, I failed to crack the examination but someone from reserved category gets the job even with lower score than mine. It is highly demoralizing.

The government is very much aware that not all reserved are poor and not all general are rich. It is just for politicians selfish reasons and for securing their vote banks they're afraid to remove reservations. We can not complain about it to anyone as atrocity laws are favouring them. We just silently suffer.

I agree with the fact that there are still many cases where schedule caste people are treated badly. But reservation in like punishing all everyone from general category for behaviour of some general category people. What is my fault? That my great great great grandfather thought that some castes are inferior? Or that I tried to get educated and find a job in this dirty reservations community?

Me, my family and many people like me are suffering for being born in an unreserved caste.

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[odhu_le_macha]

16 hours ago, sunnam said:

ee writing and nee profile lo bottu...enough to confirm this is BJP propaganda to devide people further based on caste. wah. emi sentimental sketch esi raasaru. 😅

ne comment chusthe thelusthundi ra nuvvu non hindu ani

[narsy]

12 minutes ago, odhu_le_macha said:

ne comment chusthe thelusthundi ra nuvvu non hindu ani

is it your story? are you 22yr old?

[Joker_007]

On 12/25/2020 at 1:49 AM, odhu_le_macha said:

I am belong to general category residing in a metro city in India. I am 22 year old and due to my family's financial condition I had to work since I was 15. I worked in an mechanical company initially then I got my current job in an accounting institute.

My mother works for a small business of making pickles. I have one younger sister who is in 5th standard. We do not get any benefits from government

For my education I had to pay complete fee and my friend belonging to reserved category ( who's both parents are earning very well ) paid around 20% of what I had to pay and that too he was refunded for under educational scholarship for reserved scheme.

Whenever I try to get a job in government sector, I failed to crack the examination but someone from reserved category gets the job even with lower score than mine. It is highly demoralizing.

The government is very much aware that not all reserved are poor and not all general are rich. It is just for politicians selfish reasons and for securing their vote banks they're afraid to remove reservations. We can not complain about it to anyone as atrocity laws are favouring them. We just silently suffer.

I agree with the fact that there are still many cases where schedule caste people are treated badly. But reservation in like punishing all everyone from general category for behaviour of some general category people. What is my fault? That my great great great grandfather thought that some castes are inferior? Or that I tried to get educated and find a job in this dirty reservations community?

Me, my family and many people like me are suffering for being born in an unreserved caste.

very nice sobbing story... you got time to study at least...

there are lot of families who will not send their kids to the school due to their financial conditions or social status or ignorance or a cultural thing etc., good example is we still have child labor in interior parts of India, famous spots where you find them are Rice Farming, Oil Farming, Sheep Farming, Mechanic Sheds, Puncture Shops, Ituka Batti's , Rice mills list goes on. Once they are into earning money it is very hard to get them Educated... The system was In place for these people, some may argue that lets make education free for these people.

this is not about affordability of them, but to improve the living standards of these people by educating them, not by giving free bees, I see lot of students failing with all the needed amenities provided to them and how much chances are there for these people with their given back ground. 

[odhu_le_macha]

4 minutes ago, narsy said:

is it your story? are you 22yr old?

na story kadu ba....ala  decide ayyadu...story and profile pic chusi

[krishnaaa]

21 hours ago, Joker_007 said:

very nice sobbing story... you got time to study at least...

there are lot of families who will not send their kids to the school due to their financial conditions or social status or ignorance or a cultural thing etc., good example is we still have child labor in interior parts of India, famous spots where you find them are Rice Farming, Oil Farming, Sheep Farming, Mechanic Sheds, Puncture Shops, Ituka Batti's , Rice mills list goes on. Once they are into earning money it is very hard to get them Educated... The system was In place for these people, some may argue that lets make education free for these people.

this is not about affordability of them, but to improve the living standards of these people by educating them, not by giving free bees, I see lot of students failing with all the needed amenities provided to them and how much chances are there for these people with their given back ground. 

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