If you belong to a backward class community in Kerala and search for an OBC certificate, the first thing to know is that Kerala does not issue a document called an "OBC Certificate." The official term…
Karnataka's tribal communities span three distinct geographic zones: the dense forests of the Western Ghats where the Jenu Kuruba, Soliga, and Kadu Kuruba communities have lived for generations; the c…
Karnataka has more Scheduled Castes notified than any other state in India. With 101 SC castes officially listed under the Karnataka SC notification, the state's SC population is spread across its div…
Karnataka has one of the most complex backward class reservation systems in India. The state does not have a single OBC category like most other states. Instead, Karnataka has divided its backward com…
Jharkhand was carved out of Bihar on November 15, 2000, the birth anniversary of Birsa Munda, specifically to give identity and rights to the tribal communities of the Chota Nagpur Plateau and Santhal…
Jharkhand's government service delivery works through the JharSewa portal and a network of Pragya Kendras - the state's name for Common Service Centres. Whether you apply online through jharsewa.jhark…
In Jharkhand, the OBC backward class certificate is applied through the same JharSewa portal and the same "Caste Certificate" service that handles SC and ST certificates. The JharSewa portal at jharse…
Assam has one of the most diverse tribal populations in India. From the Bodo communities of the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD) in western Assam, to the Karbi of the Karbi Anglong highlands…
Assam offers its SC caste certificate through two official digital platforms - the e-District portal and the Seva Setu portal - backed by a network of Arunodoy Common Service Centres (CSCs) across all…
Assam's backward class certificate system is unique in India because the state has two official categories: OBC (Other Backward Classes) and MOBC (More Other Backward Classes). The official certificat…