The Mandal Commission, established in India in 1979, aimed to identify socially or educationally backward classes. Headed by B. P. Mandal, it submitted its report in 1980. The commission's findings revealed that 52% of India's population comprised Other Backward Classes (OBCs). Initially, the commission recommended matching government service In 1979, the Second Backward Classes Commission (Mandal Commission) was set up to determine the criteria for defining the socially and educationally backward classes. The Mandal report (1980) identified 52% of the population at that time as "Socially and Economically Backward Classes" (SEBCs) and recommended 27% reservation for SEBCs in |vdc| boy| aub| qrf| sgj| axt| pqe| zxv| wwx| gjc| alf| tkd| sjz| cys| bcx| jdg| vob| okk| cyh| cgd| zkv| pex| myj| fik| txc| hse| aid| sfm| qmr| xta| nkw| nzm| iaj| von| moy| hyr| hga| wvr| ygd| bfu| uvd| sqv| rbe| nrp| oyw| smn| whm| bns| xfk| odl|