Central List designation clarifies backward classes classification; states may maintain separate lists with differing entries. The amendment redefines the operative reference to socially and educationally backward classes by requiring use of the Central List for Central Government purposes, defines the Central List as the list prepared and maintained by and for the Central Government, and permits States and Union territories to, by law, prepare and maintain their own lists whose entries may differ from the Central List.
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Central List designation clarifies backward classes classification; states may maintain separate lists with differing entries.
The amendment redefines the operative reference to socially and educationally backward classes by requiring use of the Central List for Central Government purposes, defines the Central List as the list prepared and maintained by and for the Central Government, and permits States and Union territories to, by law, prepare and maintain their own lists whose entries may differ from the Central List.
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