Thousands of women across West Bengal completed their Annapurna Yojana registration through the Social Registry portal. However, after submitting the application, many applicants discovered mistakes i…
Gujarat's tribal communities are spread across three distinct regions: the Satpura and Vindhya ranges of north-eastern Gujarat where the Bhil, Rathwa, and Dhodia communities have lived for generations…
Gujarat offers a citizen-friendly SC caste certificate system with two distinct advantages: the certificate is issued completely free of cost, and the state has a specific Jati Praman Patra Act that g…
Gujarat's backward class certificate is officially called the SEBC Certificate — Socially and Educationally Backward Classes. This is what the state issues to communities in the backward class categor…
Andhra Pradesh has a large and diverse tribal population concentrated primarily in the northern coastal districts and the Eastern Ghats hill tracts. The tribal areas of AP are officially designated as…
Andhra Pradesh has one of the most accessible caste certificate systems in India. The state has built a network of Grama Sachivalayams (Village Secretariats) and Ward Sachivalayams (Ward Secretariats)…
Andhra Pradesh does not have a single OBC category for its backward class reservation system. The state divides its backward communities into five separate sub-categories - BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, and…
Bihar has a significant Scheduled Tribe population spread across its districts, particularly in the northern Champaran belt and the eastern districts bordering West Bengal. When Jharkhand was carved o…
Bihar has one of the simplest and most citizen-friendly systems for getting a Caste Certificate in India. The service is completely free. The certificate is valid for a lifetime. And if your applicati…
If you belong to an OBC, BC, or EBC community in Bihar and need a backward class certificate, the first thing you must understand is that Bihar issues two completely different certificates under this …