Nayab Singh Saini said that the quota for backward classes in Group-A and Group-B jobs, which is now 15%, will be enhanced to 27%, "in line with the central government."
Nayab Singh Saini said that the quota for backward classes in Group-A and Group-B jobs, which is now 15%, will be enhanced to 27%, "in line with the Central government's policy". Saini was addressing attendees at the 'OBC Morcha Sarv Samaj Samrasta Sammelan' in Gurugram.
Welfare of the OBC Community
"With the key aim of ensuring the welfare of the OBC community in Haryana and providing substantial benefits to the youth in government jobs, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Sunday made a series of pivotal announcements," according to an official release.- The Haryana State Backward Classes Commission has approved the enhanced limit for state government posts. Aside from that, like with the federal government, revenue from salaries and agriculture would be excluded from this restriction, according to the CM.
- He also stated that the backlog of Backward Class openings in groups A and B will be addressed on a priority basis, with plans ongoing for a special recruiting campaign.
- To guarantee that OBC young have easy access to job prospects, the CM declared that 27% reservation will also be enforced in recruitment through Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam.
Two sorts of certificates are issued.
The state issues two sorts of certificates to Backward Class members to help them take advantage of government projects, quotas in government positions, and administration in educational institutions. For state government positions, BC certificates are issued, but OBC certificates are issued for central government initiatives.Support for the education of OBC children
He went on to say that the Haryana government is supporting OBC children's education by offering scholarships ranging from Rs 12,000 to Rs 20,000 to ensure quality education. The government is also concentrating on skill development for the OBC minority. He stated that the OBC minority is not deprived of their privileges. Both the federal and state governments are constantly creating programs to provide full respect and recognition for the OBC group.
Important insights from all competitive exams:
- The capital of Haryana is Chandigarh.
- Haryana's chief minister is Nayab Singh Saini, and its governor is Bandaru Dattatreya.
- Haryana used to be: Part of Punjab.
- Bird: Black Francolin.
- Districts: 22 (6 Divisions)