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Time and again a wrong narrative is built that Yadavs and Chamars in Hindi Belt are quite advanced compared to other. The following video by Shri K.Ashok Shetty Sir, Retd IAS shows the stark inequity in Higher Education. Yadavs and Chamars have dismal representation in Higher Education and I...

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