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Reservation doesn’t affect talent; it simply opens up opportunities. Without talent, people cannot succeed: Dr.Manoj Yadav||डॉ. मनोज यादव|| Reservation is about inclusiveness. Inclusiveness is not possible without giving an opportunity to someone who has been deprived because of social conditions or other circumstances: Ashwani Kumar Mishra tells Pranesh Kumar Roy

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