A Comprehensive Analysis of the Reservation System in Bangladesh: Challenges, Opportunities, and Socio-Economic Impact

Author(s): Dr. Prashant Divakar Satpute

Abstract:

This research paper examines the reservation system in Bangladesh, focusing on its historical evolution, current policies, and socio-economic impact. The reservation system is a form of affirmative action designed to promote social equity by ensuring that marginalized communities, including ethnic minorities, women, and people with disabilities, have access to education, employment, and government representation. Through a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative and quantitative data, the study explores the effectiveness of these policies and the challenges faced in their implementation. It highlights the positive outcomes, such as increased representation and empowerment of disadvantaged groups, while also addressing issues of fairness, misuse, and public resistance. By conducting a comparative analysis with reservation systems in other countries, the paper identifies best practices and provides policy recommendations to improve the efficiency and fairness of Bangladesh's reservation system. The study concludes that, while the reservation system has made significant strides towards social justice, continuous monitoring and reform are necessary to ensure it meets the evolving needs of society.

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