Explore the comprehensive ‘Encyclopaedia of Backward Castes’ by M.L. Mathur, a vital resource for understanding reservation policies and social justice in India. This 4-volume set critically examines the history and implementation of programs for backward castes across different states, including recommendations from various committees and commissions. Authored by an expert from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, this encyclopaedia is an essential reference for students, researchers, and policymakers interested in sociology, scheduled castes, OBCs, and minority issues. Delve into detailed analysis and gain profound insights into India’s socio-political landscape. Published by Kalpaz Publications, this 1500-page English set is a cornerstone for any serious study on the subject.

Explore the comprehensive ‘Encyclopaedia of Backward Castes, Vol. 3’ by M.L. Mathur, a vital reference work from Kalpaz Publications. Published in 2004, this 270-page English hardcover delves deeply into the sociology of Scheduled Castes, Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and minorities in India. As the third volume in its series, it serves as an indispensable dictionary and encyclopedia for students, researchers, and anyone seeking detailed information on social stratification and minority communities. This meticulously compiled resource offers crucial insights into the historical and contemporary status of backward castes, making it a cornerstone for sociological studies and understanding Indian social dynamics. Enhance your library with this essential volume from The Bookish Owl.