PART IIICOMPENDIUM OF INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED ON RESERVATION FOR

OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES IN SERVICES/POSTS UNDERTHE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

1. o.M:. No. 36012/31/90- Estt. (Sen. dated 13-8-90

2. OM. No. 36012/31I9O-Estt. (SCl), dated 25-9-91

3. OM. No. 36012/2,193-Estt. (SCl), dated 2-2-93

4. OM. No. 3602214193-Estt. (SCl), dated 1-6-93

5. OM. No. 36012/24/93-Estt. (SCl), dated 7-6-93

6. OM. No. 3602214193-Estt. (SCl), dated 25-6-93

7. OM. No. 36022/23I93-Estt. (Sen. dated 22-7-93

8. OM. No. 36022/13193-Estt. (SCl), dated 30-7-93

9. O.M. No. 36012/37193-Estt. (SCl), dated 19-8-93

10. OM. No. 36012/37193-Estt. (Sen. dated 19-8-93

11. OM. No. 36012122193-Estt.(Sen. dated 8-9-93

12. Resolution No. 1201l/68/93-BCC(C). dated 10-9-93 on Castes/Communities

13. OM. No. 36012/22/93-Estt.(SCl), dated 22-10-93

14. Letter No. 36012f22193-Estt. (SCl), dated 15-11-93 to Chief Secretaries of StateslUnion Territories

15. OM. No. 36012122193-Estt. (SCl), dated 15-11-93

16. OM. No. 3fi014/2193-Estt. (SCl), dated 20-12-93

17. OM. No. 36012122193-Estt. (Sen. dated 29-12-93

18. OM. No. 36012122193-Estt. (SCl), dated 30-12-93

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No. 36012/3119O-Estt. (seT)Government of India

MInJJtry of Penonnel, PubUe Grievances " Pensions(Department of Personnel " Training)

New Delhi, the 13th August, 1990.OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject:-Recommendations of the Second Backward Oasses Commission (Mandai Report)-Reser~vation for Socially and Educationally Backward Oasses in services under the Governmentof Indi.a.

In a multiple undulating society like ours, early achievement of the objective of social justice asenshrined in the Constitution is a must. The Second Backward Classes Commission called the MandaICommssion was established by the then Govemment with this purpose in view, which submitted itsreport ~:l. the Government of India on 31.12.1980.

2 .. Govemment have carefully considered the report and the recommendations of the Commissionin the present context regarding the benefits to be extended to the socially and educationallybackward classes as opined by the Commission and are of the clear view that at the outset certainweightage has to be provided to such classes in the services of the Union and their PublicUndertakings. Accordingly orders are issued as follows:-

(i) 27% of the vacancies in civil posts and services under the Government of India shall bereserved for SEBC.

(ii) The aforesaid reservation shall apply to vacancies to be filled by direct recruitment. Detailedinstructions relating to the procedure to be followed fOl:enforcing reservation will be issuedseparately.

(iii) Candidates belonging to SEBC recruited on the basis of merit in an open competition on thesame standards prescribed for the general candidates shall not be adjusted against tl\ereservation quota of 27%.

(iv) The SEBe would comprise in the first phase the castes and communities which are commonto both the list in the report of the Mandai Comission and the State Governments' lists. A listof such castes/communities is being issued separately.

(v) The aforesaid reservation shall take effect from 7.8.1990. However, this will not apply tovacancies where the recruitment process has already been initiated prior to the issue of theseorders.

3. Siuular instructions in respect of public sector underta1cings and financial institutions includingpublic sectOr banks will be issued by the Department of Public Enterprises and Ministry of Financerespectively. .

(Smt. Krishna Singh)Joint Secretary to the Govt. of India.

ToAll MinistricslDepartments of Govt. of India

Copy to

1. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi.2. Ministry of Finance (Banking &. Insurance Divisions) New

Delhi.

It is requested that similarinstructions may be issued inrespect of public sectorundertakings, public sectorbanks and insurance corpora-tions,

No. 3601213l19O-Estt. (SCT)Govemment of India

Ministry .of Penonnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Department of Personnel & Training)

New DeIhl, the 25th September, 1991.OFFICE MEMORANDUM

, ,

Subject:-Recommendations of the Second Backward Classes Commission (M~ndal Report)-Iteser-vation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes in services under the Governmentof India.

The undersigned is dir~cted to invite the attention to O.M. of even number datcd the 13th AugUst,1990, on the above mentioned subject and to say that in order to enable the poorer sec:tions of theSEBCs to receive the benefits of reservation on a preferential basis and to provide reservation forother economically backward sections of. the people not covered by any of the existing sc1\emes ofreservation, Government have decided to amend the said Memorandum with immediate effect asfollows:-

2. (i) Within the 27% of the vacancies in civil posts and services under· the Government of Indiareserved far SEBCs, preference shall be given to candidates belonging to the poorer sectionsof the SEBCs. In case sufficient number of such candidates are not available, unfilledvacancies shall be filled by the other SEBC candidates.

(ii) 10% of the vacancies in'Civil posts and services under the Government of India, shall bereserved for other economically backward sections of the people who are not covered by anyof the existing schemes of reservations. .

(in) The criteria ior determining the poorer' sections of the SEBCs or the oth~r economicallybackward sections of the people who are not covered by any of the existing schemes ofreservations are being issued separately. !

3. The O.M. of even number dated the 13th August, 1990, shall be deemed to have been amendcdto the extent specified above.

SdI-(A.~. HARIT)

DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

No. 36012/2/93-Estt. (SCT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt. of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi, dated the 2-2-93.OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject :-Writ petition (Civil) No. 930 of 199~Supreme Court judgement of 16-11-92 relating to reser-vations for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBCs) etc.

The undersigned is directed to say that the Supreme Court delivered its judgement on 16-11-92 in writpetition filed by Smt Indira Sawhney and others against this Department's O. M. dated 13-8-90 and 25-9-91 pro-viding for reservation in civil posts and services under the Govt. of India in favour .of SEBC and otherEconomically Weaker Sections. In this judgement the Supreme Court has directed all concerned authorities,High Courts and Central/State Administrative Tribunals that any petition or proceedings questioning thevalidity, operalion or implementation of the two impunged memoranda or any grounds whatsoever, shall befiled or instituted ONLY before the Supfeme Court and not before any High Court or other Court or Tribunal.This is brought to the Notice of all MinistrieslDepartments of the Govt. of India.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

All Ministries/Departments of the Govt. of India.

Copy to:1. EO and AS/JS (S) JS (E)/JS (Trg.)/JS (V)/JS (CS).2 Dir. (AT) for information and necessary action in regard to Central Administrative Tribunals.3. M/Welfare, New Delhi with reference to their O. M. No. l2011/35/92-BCC (C), dated 28-12-92.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

No. 36022/4/93-Estt. (SCnGovernment of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Department of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi, dated the 1-6-93OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject :-Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of Se/ST-Recommendations contained inpara 2.30

The Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST has observed in their 24th Report that in certainDepartments, public sector undertakings etc. initially appointments are made on ad hoc basis followed byregular appointments. Consequently, posts reserved for SC/ST in regular appointments are not filled up. TheCommittee has, therefore, recommended that there should be reservation in ad hoc appointments also.

2. There are no instructions to the effect that reservations are not applicable in the case of ad hocappointments. In accordance with the instructions contained in M. H..A.'s O. M. No. 31/10/63-SCT (I) dated 27-3-63 and this Department's O. M. No. 36011/12/82-Estl (SCn dated 25-6-82, a separate roster should be main-tained for purely temporary appointments of 45 days or more but which have no chance whatever of becomingpermanent or continuing indefinitely. Reservation do not apply to temporary appointments of less than45 days only.

3. It is, therefore, brought to the notice of all Ministries/Departments that whenever ad hoc appointments ofmore than 45 days dPration are made, reservation should be provided to SC/ST in accordance with the pres-cribed percentages. A separate roster should be maintained by the appointing authorities in this regard asalready indicated in O. M.'s dated 27-3-63 and 25-6-82.

(M. VENKATARA.."IAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

No. 36011/24/93-Estt. (seT)Govemmeut .of India

Ministry of Personnel. Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt. of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi. the 7th June 93OFFICE MEMORANDUM

It has been brought to the notice of this Department that vacancies reserved for SC/ST are being filled bythe appointing authorities by transfer of general category candidates by relaxation of the recruitment rulesinstead of fJ1ling them 'by the prescribed methods of recruitment. In accordance with the provisions of thisDepartment's O. M. No. 36012/6/88-Estt. (SCT) dated 25-4-89, there is a banondereservation of reserved vacan-cies to be fJ1led by direct recruitment Vacancies reserved for SC/ST and failing in the direct recruitment quotacannot. therefore, be filled by general category candidates even by relaxation of the rules. Where a reservedvacancy is to be fJJ.ledand the recruitment rules do not provide for transfer as a mode of recruitment, it must befilled bya SC/ST cundidate even when it is done by transfer by relaxation of the recruitment rules. Filling up ofsuch reserved vacancies by general category candidates by resorting to the method of transfer is notpermissible.

2 The Ministries/Departments are requested to bring the above said instructions to the notice of all con-cerned for strict compliance.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Government of India.

No. 3602214/93.Estt.(SCT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Griev•••ces & PensiQns(Deptt. of .Personnel & Training)

New Delbi, the 25th June 1993.OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject :-Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST recomendation contained inpara 2.30.

The Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST has observed in their 24th Report that in certainDeparment's public sector undertakings etc. initially appointments are made on ad hoc basis followed by regularappointments. Consequently, posts reserved for SC/ST.in regular appointments are not filled up. The Committeehas, therefore, recommended that there should be, reservation in ad hoc appointments also.

2. There are no instructions to the effect that reservations are not applicable in the case of ad hoc.appointments. In accordance with the instructions contained in MHA's o. M. No. 31/10/63·SCT en dated27-3-63 and this Department's O. M. 36011/12/82-Estt {SCT) dated 25-6-82, a separate roster should be main-tained for purely temporary appointments of 45 days otmore but which have no chance whatever of becomingpermanent or continuing indefinitely. Reservation do not apply to temporary appointments of less than45 days onl}:.

3. It is, therefore, brought to the notice of all MinistrieslDepartments that whenever ad hoc appointmentsof more than 45 days duration are made, reservation should be provided to SC/ST in accordance with the pres-cribed percentages. A separate roster should be maintained by the appointing authorities in this regard asalready indicated in O. M.'s dated 27-3-63 and 25-6-82.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Government of India.

No. 36022/23/93-Estt;(ScnGovernment of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public: Grlennces & Pensions(De"ptt. of Personnel· & Traning)

Ne'" Delhi, the 22nd July 1993OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject :-SC/ST candidates who are given pre-recruitment and in-service traning-Recommendations ofthe Parliamentary Committee on SC/ST.

The parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST have recommended in their 24th Report that up-to-date information relating to SC/ST who are given pre-recruitment and in-service training should be maintainedso that the same would be made available to the Committee as and when required. The Ministries/Departmentsare therefore requested to furnish to this Department before end of February every year information onthe following:

(i) Sl. 0. Np.(ii) Name of the SC/ST candidate.(iii) Whether he belongs to SC or ST.(iv) Whether given pre-recruitment training.(v) :Whether given in-service training.(vi) if so, the period of training and the place where the training was given.(vii) Remarks, if any.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Government of India

No. 36022/13/93·Estt. (SeT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel" Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt. of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi,. the 30th .July 1993OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject:-Maintenance of statistics relating to SC/ST persons-Recommendation of the ParliamentaryCommittee on the Welfare of SC/ST.

The undersigned is directed to say that the Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST haveobserved in para 5.10 of the 24th Report that the information in respect of staff strength vis-a~vis shortage of stafffor all the category of posts in respect of certain MinistrieslDepartments such as University services, judicial ser-vices, organised private sector had not been supplied due to non-availability of the requisite information. TheCommittee has recommended that the MinistrieslDepartments should ensure that up-to-date record of statisticalfiguresreiating to SC/ST employees should be maintained by the MinistrieslDepartments so that the samecould be made available to the Committee as and when required. The Committee has also recommended thatall necessary action should be taken against the MinistrieslDepartments which fail to supply the requisite infor-mation in this regard.

2 It is, therefore, requested that the statistical information relating to the SC/ST employees in respect ofvarious offices/organisations under the control of the MinistrieslDepartments may be maintained and furnishedto the Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of SC/ST as and when required.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govemment of India

No. 36012/37/93 ..£stt. (SCnGovernment of India

Ministry of rersonnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt, of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi, dated the 19th August, 93OFFICE MEMORANDUM

The undersigned is directed to say that consequent on the judgement Of the Supreme Court in IndiraSawhney and others Vs. Union of India and others, doubts have been expressed in some quarters whether theexisting provisions of reservation for SC/ST in the matter of promotion are to be continued. In para 107 of theirjudgement in the above said case delivered on 16-11-92, the Supreme Court has given the followingdirection:

,"It is further directed that wherever reservations are already provided in the matter of promotion-be itCentral Services or State Services or for that matter services under any Corporation, authority or bodyfalling under the definition of "State" in Article 12-such reservations shall continue in operation for aperiod of five years from this day". (16-11-1992).

2. In view of this direction of the Supreme Court, the existing provisions of reservation for SC/ST in thematter of promotion are required to be continued.

3. The above said position.,is brought to the notice of all MinistrieslDepartments for information and forensuring that the existing provi~ons of reservation for SC/ST in the matter of promotion are implemented,without fail. -

(Hindi version will follow)

(M. VENKATARAJvIAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

Copy to:1. All MinistrieslDepartments of the Govt. of India.2. Union Public Service Commission, New Delhi.3. Staff Selection Commission, New Delhi.4. Department of Economic Affairs (Banking Division), New Delhi for necessary action in regard to

Nationalised Banks. .5. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi for necessary action in regard to Public Sector

Undertakings.6. Department of Economic Affairs (Insurance Division), New Delhi for necessary action in regard to

Irisurance Corporations.7. Ministry of Welfare (Shri M. S. Pandit, Joint Secretary) New Delhi.

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

No. 36012/37/93-Estt. (SeT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, 'Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt. of Personnel & Training)

The Chief Secretaries ofall the State Govemments!Union Territories.

I am directed to forward herewith for informatio.n and appropriate action a copy of this Department'sO.M. of even number dated 19-8-93 on the above subject

Sd/-

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

No. 36012.I12193-Estt. (SCT)Govel1UlleDt of india

Ministry of Penonnel, PubUc Grievances & Pensions(Department of Personnel & Tnlnlng)

New Delhi, the 8th September, 1993OrnCE MEMORANDUM

Subject:-Reservation for Other Backward Classes in Civil Posts and Services under the Governmentof India-Regarding.

The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department's O.M. No. 3601213119O-Estt. (SCI'),dated the 13th August, 1990 and 25th September, 1991 regarding reservation for Socially andEducationally Backward Classes in Civil Posts and Services under the Government of India and to saythat following the Supreme Court judgement in the Indira Sawhney and others Vs. Union of Indiaand others case [Writ Petition (Civil) No. 930 of 1990] the Government of India appointed an ExpertCommittee to recommend the criteria for exclusion of the socially advanced persons/sections from thebenefits of reservations for Other Backward Classes in civil posts and services under the Governmentof India.

2. Consequent to the consideration of the Expert Committee's recommendations this Department'sOffice Memorandum No. 36012131J9O..Estt. (SCf), dated 13.8.90 referred to in para (1) above ishcreby modified to provide as follows:

(a) 27% (twentyseven~ percent) of the vacancies in civil posts and services under theGovernment of India, to be filled through direct recruitment, shall be reserved for the OtherBackward Classes. Detailed instructions relating to the procedure to be followed forenforcing reservation will be issued separately.

(b) Candidates belonging to OBCs recruited on the basis of merit in an open competition on thesame standards prescribed for "the general candidates shall not be adjusted against thereservation quota of 27%.

(c) (i) The aforesaid reservation shall not apply to persons/sections mentioned in column 3 of theSchedule to this office memorandum.

(ii) The rule of exclusion will not apply to persons working as artisans or engaged in hereditaryoccupations, callings. A list of such occupations, callings will be issued separately by theMinistry of Welfare.

(d) The OBCs for the purpose of the aforellaid reservation would comprise, in the first phase,the castcs and communities which are common to both the lists in the report of the MandaiCommission. and the State Governments' Lists. A list of such castes and communities is

~ being issued separately by the Ministry of Welfare.(e) The aforesaid reservation shall take immediate effect. However, this will not apply to

vacancie~ where the recruitment process has already been initiated prior to the issue of thisorder.

3. Similar instructions in respect of public sector undertakings and financial institutions includingpublic sector banks will be issued by the Department of Public Enterprises and by the Ministry ofFinance respectively effective from the date of this Office Memorandum ..

StY-(Smt. Sarita Prasad)

Joint Secretary to the Government of India.

All MinistriesIDepartments of Government of India.

Copy:,

1. Department of Public Enterprises, NewDelhi.

It is requested that the said instruqions may beissued in respect of PSUs, Public Sector Banks& Insurance Corporation.

2. Ministry of Finance (Banking & InsuranceDivisions), New Delhi.

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SERVICE CATEGORYA. Group AlClass 1 officers of the All India

Central and State Services (Direct Recruits).

Sones) and daughter(s) of(a) President of India;(b) VIce President of India;(c) Judges of the Supreme court and of the

High Courts;(d) Chairman & Members of llPSC and of

the State Public Service Commission;Chief Election Commissioner; Comptrol-ler .& Auditor General of India;

(e) persons holding Constitutional positionsof like nature.

Sones) and daugther(s) of(a) parents, both of whom are Class I of-

ficers;(b) parents, either of whom is a Class, I

officer;(c) parents, both of whom are Class I offic-

ers, but one of them dies or sufferspermanent incapacitation.

(d) parents, either of whom is a Class Iofficer and such parent dies or sufferspermanent incapacitation and before suchdeath or such incapacitation has had thebenefit of employment in any Interna-tional Organisation like UN, IMF, WorldBank, etc. for a period of not less than 5years.

(e) parents, both of whom arc class I officersdie or suffer permanent incapacitationand before such death or such incapacita-tion of the both, either of them has hadthe benefit of employment ,in any Inter-national Organisation like UN, IMF,World Bank, etc. for a period of not lessthan 5 years.Provided that the rule of exclusion shallnot apply in the following cases:(a) Sons and daughters of parents either

of whom or both of whom are Class-I officers and such parent(s) dies/dieor suffer permanent incapacitation.

(b) A lady belonging to OBC categoryhas got married to a Class-I officer,and may herself like to apply for ajob.

B. Group BIClas.•.•II officers of the Central & StateServices (Direct Recuritment)

Son(s) alld daugther(s) of(a) parents both of whom are Class II

officers.(b) parents of whom only the husband is a

Class II officer and he gets into Class I atthe age of 40 or earlier. .

(c) parents, both of whom are Class II officersand one of them dies or suffers perma-nent incapacitation and either one ofthem has had the benefit of employmentin any International Organisiation likeUN, IMF, World Bank, etc. for a period ofnot less than 5 years before such death orpermanent incapacuation;

(d) parents of whom the husband is a Class Iofficer (direct recruit or pre-forty pro-moted) and the wife is a Class II officerand the wife dies; or suffers permanentincapacitation; and

(e) parents, of whom the wife is a Class Iofficer (Direct Recruit or pre-forty pro-moted) and the husband is a Class IIofficer and the husband dies or sufferspermanent incapacitationProvided that the rule of exclusion shallnot apply in the following cases:Sons and daughters of(a) Parents both of whom are Class II

officers and one of them dies or suf-fers permanent incapacitation.

(b) Parents, both of whom are Class IIofficers and both of them die or suf-fer permanent incapacitation, eventhough either of them has had thebenefit of employment in any Inter-national Organisation like UN, IMF,World Bank. etc. for a period of notless than 5 years before their death orpermanent incapacitation

. C.empI9)Jees in Public Sector Undertakings etc. The criteria enumerated in A & B above in thisCategory will apply mutatis mutandi toofficers holding equivalent or comparableposts in PSUs, Banks, Insurance Organisa-tions, Universities, etc. and also to equivalentor comparable posts and positions underprivate employment, Pending the evaluationof the posts on equivalent or comparable basisin these institutions, the criteria specified inCategory VI below will apply to the officers inthese Institutions.

1lI. ARMED FORCES INCLUDING PARAMILI-TARY FORCES(Persons holding civil posts are not included)

IV. PROFESSIONAL CLASS AND THOSEENGAGED IN TRADE AND INDUSTRY

(n Persons engaged in profession as a doctor,lawyer, chartered accounti:mt,Income-Tax con-sultant, financial or management consultant,dental surgeon, engineer,' architect, computerspecialist, film artists and other film pro-fessional, author, playwright, sports person,sports professional, media professional or anyother vocations of like status.

(In Persons engaged in tMde, business andindustry.

Son(s) and daughter(s) of parents either orboth of whom is or are in the rank of Coloneland above in the Army and to equivalentposts in the Navy and the Air Force and thePara Military Forces; ,

Provided that:-

(i) if the wife of an Armed Forces Officer isherself in the Armed Forces (i.e., thecategory under consideration) the rule ofexclusion will apply only when she her-self has reached the rank of Colonel;

(ii) the service ranks below Colonel of hus-band and wife shall not be clubbedtogether;

(Hi) If the wife of an officer in the ArmedForces is in civil employment, this willnot be taken into account for applyingthe rule of exclusion unless she falls inthe service category under item No. II inwhich case the criteria and conditionsenumerated therein will apply to herindependently.

Criteria specified against Category VI willapply:-

Criteria specified against Category VI willapply:

Explanation:(i) Where the husband is in some profes-

sion and the wife is in a Class II or lowergrade employment, the ..income/wealthtest will apply only on the basis of thehusband's income.

(ii) If the wife is in any profession and thehusband is in employment in a Class IIor lower rank post, then the income/wealth criterion will apply only on thebasis of the wife's income and the hus-band's income will not be clubbedwith it.

¥. PROPERTY OWNERSA Agricultural holdings

B. Plantations(i) Coffee, tea, rubber, etc.

C. Vacant land and/or buildings in urban areasor urban agglomorations

Sones) and daughter(s) of persons belongingto a family (father, mother and minorchildren) which owns(a) only irrigated land which is equal to ormore than 85% of the statutory area, or(b) both irrigated and unirrigated land,as follows:

(i) The rule of exclusion will apply wherethe pre-condition exists that the irrigatedarea (having been brought to a single typeunder a common denominator) 40% or moreof the statutory ceiling limit for irrigated land(this being calculated by excluding theunirrigated portion). If this pre-condition ofnot less than 40%exists, then only the area ofunirrigated land will be taken into account.This will be done by. converting theunirrigated land on the basis of the conver-sion formula existing, into the irrigated type.The irrigated area so computed fromunirrigated land shall be added to the actualarea of irrigated land and if after such club-bing together the total area in terms ofirrigated land is 80%or more of the statutoryceiling limit for irrigated land, then the ruleof exclusion will apply and disentitlementwill occur.(ii) The rule of exclusion will not apply ifthe land holding of a family is exclu-sively unirrigated.

Criteria of income/wealth specified inCategory VI below will apply.Deemed .as agricultural holding and hencecriteria at A above under this Categorywill apply.

Criteria specified in Category VI belowwill apply.

Explanation: Building may be used forresidential, industrial or commercial purposeand the like two or more such purposes.

Sones) and daughter(s)of(a) Persons having gross annual income of

Rs. llakh or above or possessing wealthabove the exemption limit as prescribedin the Wealth Tax Act for a period ofthree consecutive years.

Explanation: Wherever the expression"permanent incapacitation" occur in thisschedule. it shall mean incapacitation whichresults in putting an officer out of service.

(b) Persons in Categories I, II, III and V Awho are not disentitled to the benefit ofreservation but have income from other •sources of wealth which will bring themwithin the income/wealth criteria men-tioned in (I) above.

Explanation:(i) Income from salaries or agricultural land

shall not be clubbed;(ii) The income criteria in terms of rupee will

be modified taking into account thechange in its value every three years. Ifthe situation, however, so demands, theinterrugnum may be less.

MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARERESOLUTION

New Delhi, the 10th September, 1993No. 12011168/93-BCC(C).-The Government

of India have had under consideration thejudgement of the Supreme Court dated 16-11-92in the case of Indira Sawhney and Others Vs.Union of India and Others (No. 930 of 1990)relating. to reservation of 27% vacancies in civilposts and services under the Government ofIndia in favour of Other Backward ClassesOBCs.

2. The OBCs for the purpose of the aforesaidreservation as per orders of the Government ofIndia issued vide O.M. No. 36012122/93-Estt.(SCT) of 8th September, 1993 by the Ministryof Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Department of Personnel & Training), wouldcomprise, in the first phase, the castes andcommunities which are common to both the listsin the report of the Mandai Commission andthe State Governments' Lists ..

3. The Expen Committee on 'Creamy Layer'headed by Justice (Rtd.) R.N. Prasad, wascommissioned to prepare the Common Lists inrespect of the following States which hadnotified the list (Appendix Allahabad) of OBCsfor the purpose of reservation in State Servicesas on the date of judgement of the SupremeCourt:

1. Andhra Pradesh2. Assam3. Bihar4. Goa5. Gujarat6. Haryana7. Himachal Pradesh8. Karnataka9. Kerala

10. Madhya Pradesh11. Maharashtra12. Punjab13. Tamil Nadu14. Uttar Pradesh

4. The Common Lists prepared by the Com-mittee. have. been accepted·by the· Government.The Government has· decided to notify .theannexed list of the Other Backward Classes inthe context of implementation of the aforesaidO.M. Tae lists shall be deemed to have takeneffect from 8th Sept., 1993.

5. The National Commission for BackwardClasses, set up under the provisions of theNational Commission for Backward ClassesAct, 1993 in pursuance of the direction of theSupreme Court in the aforesaid case, shallentertain, examine and recommend upon re-quests for inclusion and complaints of over-inclusion and under-inclusion in the lists ofOther Backward Classes of citizens.

ORDEROrdered th~t a copy of the resolution be

communicated to all State Governments. UTAdministrations. Ministries/Departments ofGovernment of India.

Ordered also that the resolution be publishedin the Gazette of India for general information.

M.S. PANDIT, It. Secy.APPENDIX

List of States of OBCS

Sl. Name of Castes/ComNo. munities (including sub

castes/synonyms) in theCommon list ofS.E.B.Cs

Entry RemarksNo. in

MandaiList

EntryNo. in

StateList

Agnikulakshatriya Group A 44Palli 1 204Vadllbalija 1 204Destha 1 27J31ari 1 204Gangavar 1 2()lIGangaputra 1 173Goondla 1 204Vanyakulakshtriya 1 204Vannekapu 1 204Vannereddi 1 204Pallikapu 1 204Palliredi 1 204Neyyala 1 204Pattapu 1 204Balasanthu. 2 19Bahurupi 2 19Bandara 3 20Budabukkala 4 36Rajaka 5 41Dasari (formerlyaddicted to 6 52crimes & beggary)Dommara 7 61Gangiredlavaru 8 67Jangam whose traditionaloccupation is begging 9 83Jogi 10 87Katipapala 11 110

10.ll.

453

454

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

12. Korcha, Koracha 12 25 43. Dudekula, 5 6313. Medari or Mahendra 14 164 Laddllt; 5 6314. Mondivaru 15 167 Pinjari or Noorbash 5 63

Mondibanda 15 167 44. Gandla, 6 65Banda 15 167 45. Telikula 6 65

15. Nayi-Brahmin 16 157 Jandra 7 8116. Nakka1a 17 179 4;6. Kummara or Kulala 8 137

17. Pitchiguntala 18 224 47. Karikalabhakthulu,

18. Pamula 19 206 Kaikilan or Kaikola

19. Pardhi (Mirshikari Nirshikari) 20 213 (Serlgundamor

20. Pambala 21 205 Sengunther) 9 104

21. Peddammavandlu 22 21948. Kamabhakthula 10 106

Devaravandlu 22 21949. Kuruba or Kuruma 11 43

YellammavanCllu 22 21950. Nagavaddilu 12 175

Mutyalammavandlu.51. Neelakanthi 13 182

22 219 52. Patkar (Khatn) 14 21722. Veeramushti (Nittikota1a) 23 280 53. Perika 15 22023. Valmiki 24 277 (perika Balija, 15 220

Boya 24 277 Puragiri Kshatnya) 15 220(Boya 24 277 54. Nessi or Kurni 16 183Bedar, 24 277 55. Padmasali 17 196Kirataka, 24 277 (Sali, Saityan.Nishadi, 24 277 Pattusali, Senapathulu,Yellapi, 24 277 Thogata Soli) .Peeda Boya) 24 277 56. Srisayana (Segidi) 18 225Talayari, 24 277 57. Swakulasali 19 260Chuduvallu 24 277 58. Thogata, 20 265

24. Gudala ~26 75 Thogatior25. Kll:njara-Bhatta 27 100 Thogata Veerakshatriya 20 26526. Kinthala Kalinga 28 115 59. Viswabrahmin 21 28427. Kepmare or Reddika 29 102 (Ausula or Kamsali28. Moneepatta 30 152 Kammari,

Mondipatta Kanchari,

29. Nekkar 31 187 Vadala or Vadra or

30. Pariki Muggula 32 215 Vadrangi and Silpi)

31. Yatta 33 288 GROuPC32. Chopemari 34 49 60. Scheduled Castes 24233. Kaikadi 35 91 Converts to Christianity34. Joshinandiwala 36 88 and their progeny

Odde, 37 190Oddilu. 37 190 GROUP DVaddi, 37 190 61. Agaru 1 4Vaddelu 37 190 62. Arekatika, Katika 2 10

36. Mandula 38 155 63. Atagara 3 1237. Methar (Muslim) 39 149 64. Bhataraju 4 2938. Kunapuli 40 138 65. Chippolu (Mera) 5 48

66. Gavara 6 69GROUP B 67. Gadaba 7 70

68. Hatkar 8 7839. Achukatlavandlu 1 1 69. Jakkala 9 8040. Arvakashtriya, 2 11 70. Jingar 10 86

Chittarl 2 11 71. Kandra 11 97Giniyar, 2 11 72. Koshti 12 128Chitrakara, 2 11 73. Kachi 13 89Nakhas 2 11 74. Kalavanthula, Ganika 14- 94

41. Devanga 3 55 75. Krishnabhalija 15 131

42. Ediga 4 64 (Dasari, Bukka)

Gowda (Gammalla, 76. Koppulavelama 16 124

Kalalee) 4 6477. Mathura 17 161

Goundla )8. Mali (where th¢y are 18 153

Settibalija (ofnot Scheduled 'fribe)

VisaIq.1apatnam,79. Mudiraj, 19 169

Mutrasi 19 169East Godavari, Tenugollu 19 169West Godavari and Krishna 80. Munnurukapu 20 159District) (Telengana)

455

1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

81. Nagavasam 21 176 12 Mahisya Das, 12 88(Nagavasmsa) Mahisya 12 88

82. Nelli 22 189 13. Manipuri, including 13 9383. Polmativelama 23 226 Manipuri Brahmiand

(of Srikakulam & Manipuri MuslimVlSakhapatnam Districts) 14. Moran. 14 99

84. Poosa1a 24 21:1 Matak 14 9985. Passi 25 216 15. Mukhi 15 10086. Rangarez or Khatriya 26 51 ..

16. Napit 16 10687. Sadhuchetty 27 23688. Satam 28 241 17. Nepali (Le. 17 109

(Chattadasivaishnava. Thapa, 17 109

Chat!1di) 28 241 Gurung. 17 109

89. Tammali 29 263 Lama, 17 109

90. Thrupukapu 30 270 GainS, 17 109(of Srikaku1am & Raj, 17 109VlSakhapatnam District, Chetri, Chatri, Chhetri, 17 109who are subject to, social Lihu, 17 109customs of divoICe' 8c re- Magar, 17 109marriages among thei,r Lohar, 17 109women) Dami 17 109

91. Uppara or Sagara 31 272 Sark Le. Cobbler) 17 10992. Vanjara (Vanjari) 32 278 18. Rajbanshi 18 11993. Yadava (Golla) 33 72 Koch 18 119

19. Sudra Das, Dey 19 12620. Saloi 20 123

STATE: ASSAM Common List 21. Sut. Seet 21 12722 Scheduled Caste persons 22 Genl.

st. Name of Castes/Com- Entry Entry Remarks converted to Christianity Note (i)No. munities (including sub No. in No. in at p 171

castes/synonyms) in the State Mandal of Man-Common list of List List dal re-S.E.B.C. port

23. Tantripal, 23 1281. Ahom 1 1 Tanti, 23 1282. Bana 2 7 Tantri 23 1283. Baruj 3 10 24. Tea Garden labourers,4. Barjubi 4 8 Tea Golden Tnbes, Ex-5. Borai 5 9 Tea Garden Labo:urers6. Chutia 6 33 & Ex-Tea Garden Tribes

Chutiya as listed below:7. Choudang 7 31 '1. Ahirgoala 24(1) 418. Ganak.in Districts 8 40 2 Arya Mala; 24(2) 2of Kachar,

Karlmganj and 3. Asur 24(3) 3

Hailakandi 4. Barhai 24(4) 6

9. Ghosh, 9 41 5. Basphor 24(5) 12

Gop 9 41 6. Bhokta 24(6) 20

Gowala 9 41 7. Bauri 24(7) 13Gawala, 8. Bowri 24(8) 27Goal, 9. Bhuyan 24(9) '22

, Goala10. Rumar, Rudra }>aul 10 .. .n 10. Bhumij 24(10) 21·.~' .

of district of 11. Bedia 24(11) ~5Cachar.Karlm,ganj and 12 Beldar 24(12) 16

Hailakandi 13. Bharaik 24(13) 1711. Kup!1dhar .• 11 }9 14. Bhatta 24(14) 18

Kushiari., 11. 79 15. Basor 24(15) 11Pam 11 ~'t.~i 75 Parh of ~. Baiga 24(16) 4

.. MandaI 17. Baijara 24(11) 5list is

18. Bhil 24(18) 19correctedas per 19. Bondo 24(19) 26 .

State 20. Binjia 24(20) 23List 21. Birhur 24(21) 24

456

2 3 4 S 2 3 4 5

22. Birjia 24(22) 'S 70. Matpatharia 24(70) 92

23. Beddi 24(23) 14 71. Manki 24(71) . 94

24. Chamar 24(14) 28 72. Majwar 24(72) 91

25. Chowdharl 24(25) 32 73. Mirdhar 24(73) 96

26. Chen 24(26) 29 74. Mundli 24(74) 101

27. Chic'\ Bani. 24(27) 30 75. NODia 24(75) 110

28. Oandari 24(28) 34 NUilia

29. Oandaii 24(29) 35 76. Naguia 24(76) 104

30. Dusad 24(3C) 38 77. Nagbansi 24(77) 105

31. Ohanwar 24(31) 37 78. Nath 24(78) 107

32. Ganda 24(32) 39 79. Oraon 24(79) 111

33. Gonda 24(33) 4S 80. Pasi 24(80) 116

34. Gond 24(34) 46 81 Paidi 24(81) 112

35. Ghansi 24(35) 42 82. Pan 24(81) 114

36. Gorait 24(36) 48 83. Panita 24(83) 113

37. Ghatowar 24(37) 43 84. Parja 24(84) 115

38. Harl 24(38) 49 SS. Patratanti 24(SS) 117

39. Holra 24(39) SO 86. Pradhan 24<'6) 118

40. Jolha 24(40) 52 frI. Rajwar 24(frl) 121

41. Keot 24(415 61 88. Sahara 24(89) 122

42. Koiri 24(42) 69 &9. Santhal, 24(90) 124Santal

43. Khonyor 24(43) 6790. Sarvera 24(911) 125

44. Kumi 24(44) 80 91. Turi 24(92) 13545. Kawar 24(45) 59

92. Telenga 24(93) 13146. Karmali 24(46) 57

93. Tassa 24(94) 13047. Korwa 24(47) 73

94. Tantubai 24(95) 12948. Kol 24(48) 70

95. Teli 24(96) 13249. Kalahandi 24(49) 53

96. Tanti 24(97) 128SO. Kalihandi 24(SO) 54

25~ Teli 25 13251. Kotval 24(51) 74

26. Yogi, Jogi, Jugi Nath 26 5152. Kharia 24(52) 63

27. Maimal (Muslim 27 9053. Kumhar 24(53) 78 Fisherman)54. Khcrwar 24(54) 64 28. Maria 28 9555. Khodal 24(55) 6S

56. KOOnd 24(56) 66

57. Koya 24(57) 75

58. Kondpan 24(58) ;11

59 Kobar 24(59) ...68 THE GAZETI'E OF INDIA: EXTRAORDINARY60. Kormakar 24(60) 72 STATE: BIHAR: COMMON UST61. Kashan 24(61) 58

62. Lahar 24(62) 81 SI. Name of Castest Entry Entry Remarks63. Lodha 24(63) 83 No. Communitites No. in No. In

64. Lodhi • 24(64) 84(including sub State list Mandlilcastes/synonyms) list

65. Madari 24(65) 86 in the common list

66. Mahli 24(66) 89 Of S.E.B.Cs.

67. Molaali 24(67) 98 1; Abdlil 1(1),11(79-

68. Modi 24(68) 97)

69. Mabato 24(69)2. Agariya 1(2),11(77- 2

frI )

457

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

3. Aghori 1(3),11(78- 3 33. Gangota, Gangoth 1(34),11(2- 49) 3)

4. Amaat 1(4) 5 34. Gorh, 1(35), 55

5. Kasab (Kasai) 1(5),11(80- 80 Gourh 11(24)(only in the district of(Muslim) ) Saran" Rohtas)

6. Kewat 1(6),11(7) 11535. Gulgaliya 1(35),11(2- 58Keot 1(6);11(7) 84

6)7. Kadar 1(7),11(8) 68 36. Gaud 1(37),11(2- 568. KaivarttaiKalbartta 1(8),11(11- 71 7)

) 37. Ghatwar 1(38), SO9. Ka1andar . 1(9),11(4) 72 38. Chik (Muslim) 1(39),11(8- 28

10. Kaura 1(10),11(9- 81 1)) 39. Chain, 1(40),n(2- 24

11. Kawar 1(11),11(3- 82 Chayeen 8)) 40. Olapota 1(41),11(2- 26

12. Kochh 1(12),11(5- 93 9)) 41. Chandrabansbi (Xabar) 1(42),11(3- .23

13. Korku 1(13),11(1- 95 0)0)

42. Churihar (Muslim) 1(43), 2914. Kumarbhag Pahadia 1(14), 97 43. Chanou I(.w, 251(12)

15. Kurmi (Mahto) 1(l5).II(6) 101, 44. Jogi (Jugi) 1(46) 64

Kurmi (Mahto) (in 110 45. Tdtu1har 1(41),11(3- 165Chhotanagpur Divison 1)only) 46. Dafali (MuJsim) 1(48),n(8- 31

16. Kagzi 1(16) 69 2)

17. Kanu 1(17),11(2- 77 47. Dhekaru 1(49),11(3- 39) 2)

18. KaDlar (Lohar, Karm-I(18), 74,75,106- 48. Tanti (Tatwa) Tati,I(SO),II(3- 159kar, Visvakarma) ,74 Tatin 3)

19. Kushwaha (Koeri) 1(19) 102 49. Turha i(51),I1(3- 167

20. Kapadia -i(20),11(1- 78 5)

) SO. Tamariya 1(52),11(3- 15621. Kosta, Koshta 1(21), 96 4)

22. Khatik 1(22),11(1- 8751. TIyar 1(53),11(3- 166

7) 6)

23. Khangar 1(23),11(1- 86 52. Tamoli, Tamboli 1(54) 158,157

. 6) 53 . ten 1(55) 161

24. Khatwa 1(24), 88 54. 11--ru 1(56),11(3- 164n(13) 7)

25. Khatwe 1(25),11(1- 89 55. lJevhar 1(57) 339) 56. Dhanuk 1(58),11(3- 36

26. Khadwar 1(26),11(1- 8S ' 8)(only. ilL the dist~ .4) 57. Dhabi (MusliJD) 1(59),II(8-Coveredof Si.v.,a and Rohtas) 4) by Gener-

27. Khctauri Khataur 1(27),11(1- 91 at note on5) p. 171 of

28. Khelta 1(28),11(1- 90 MandaiReport8)(Second

29. Godj (Chhava) 1(30),11(2- 52 part).1)

58. Dhunia (Muslim) 1(60),11(8· 4130. Gaddi 1(31) 44 3)31. Gandarbh or Gandhat'b 1(32),11(2- 47 59. Dhaniin 1(61),11(3- 34

5) 9)32. Ganpi (Nagesh) 1(33),11(2- 48 60. Dhaukar 1(62) 35

2)

458

2 3 5 1 2 - 3 4 S

61. Dbimar 1(63),I1(4- 40 Mandai0) Report

62. Nai 1(64),11(4- 59 (SecondPart)4)

Lalbesi. -do· 10463. Nat (Muslim) 1(65),1J(8- 127 HalaIkhor, (Muslim) -do-

5) Bhangi ·do- 104'64. Nunia, Nonia 1(66),11(4- i29 93. Mirisin (Mu.\1im) 1(97),11(90) 120

2)~. Majhwar 1(98),1I(65) 112

65. Namshudra 1(67),11(45) 1261(99),II(68) 11395. Malai (Ml\lhar)

66. Naiya 1(68),1I(43) 591(100),1I(62) 11796. Mangar (Magar)

67. Nalband (Muslim) 1(69) 1251(101),1I(66) 11897. Markande

68. Pamaria (Muslim) 1(70),1I(86) 1321(102),1I(69) 12398. Maulik

69. Prajapati (Kulnhar) 1(71) 98Mukri (Mukeri) 1(103) 12499.

70. Fandi 1(72),1I(46) 133 (Muslim)71. Pinganiya 1(73),lI( 49) 139 100. Madar 1(104),lI(63) 10772. Parya 1(74) 134 101. Mauriaro, Mauriaral(I05),lI(67) 11973. Pradhan 1(75),lI(411) 140 102. Mirshikar (Muslim)I(106),II(92) 12174. Pahira 1(76),Il(50) 130 103. Momin (Muslim) 1(107) 12275. Pal (Bherihar-Gad 1(77),II(47) 131 104. Yadav (Gwala,I(I08) 168

eri), Gaderia Ahir, Ghasi, Gope)76. Bekhada 1(78),11(55) 11 105. Rsjbhar 1(109),II(71) 14177. Bagdi 1(69),Il(56) 6 106. Rajdhobi 1(110),11(70) 14378. Bari 1(8l),II(51) 9 107. Rajbanshi (Rlsijal(111) 14279. Beldar 1(82),11(52) 12 and Poliya)

80 Bind 1(83),11(53) 21 108. Rangwa 1(112),11(72) 14481. Barhan 1(84) 74 109. Rangrez (Muslim) 1(113) 145

(Viswakarma) 110. Rauttiya 1(114) 14682. Barai 1(85) 8 111. Rayeen or Kunjra 1(115) 147,9983. Sudi. 1(86) 4 (Muslim)

Halwai, -do- 4 112. Laheri 1(116) 103Roniyar, -do- 4

1(118),II(73) 7Pansari -do- 4 113. Banpar

Modi, -do- 4 114. Shivhari 1(119) 181Kasera, -do- 4 115. Sauta (Sota) 1(120),II(75) 149Kesarwani. -do- 164Thathera, -do- 73 116. Sayee (Muslim) 1(121),II(93) 150

;~Kalwar, -do- 137 117. Sonar 1(122) 154Paiwa. -do- 4 SunarSinduriya-Bania, -do- 4

Sangatrash (only inl(124),11(76) 148Mahuri- Vaishya, '-do- 4 118.the district ofAvadh-Bania -do- 4Nawadah)Agrahari- Vaishya -do-

119. Idaisi or OarziI(126) 6184. Bhathiara (Muslim) 1(87),11(87) 19 (Muslim)85. Bhar 1(88),11(58) 15. 120. Christian Converts 1(127) General86. Bhaskar 1(89),11(60) 17 from Scheduled note in p.

Castes 171 of87. Bhuihar. Bhuiyar 1(90),Il(57) 20 Mandai88. Bhat, Bhatt 1(92) 18 Report

Mali (Malakar) 1(93)11(61) 114 (Second89.Part)

90. Mallah (Surhia) 1(94),11(64) 115121. Christian convertsl(I28) -do-

91. Madari (Muslim) 1(95),1I(91) 108 from other Back·92. Mehtar, 1(%),II(89) Coveredby ward classes

the general 122. Ohanwar II (41) 37note onp.171 of

459

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

In Bihar there are two lists, List I relates to "Other 9. Bharwad 10 11Backkward Classes" (OBC) while list II relates to "Most Motabhai Bharwad 10 IIBackward Classes" among the O.B.C. All names (except Nanabhai Bharwad 10 11Dhanwar of list II are common to both the lists). 10. Bhoi 12 12

Bhoiraj 12 12SI. Name of Castes! Entry No. Entry No. Remarks Dhimar 12 12No. communitites in State Mandai Zinga Bhoi 12 12

(inch.iding list list Kevat Bhoj 12 12sub-castes! Bhanara Bhoi 12 12synonyms) Machhindra Bhoi 12 12in the common loist Palwar Bhoi 12 12of S.E.B.Cs. Kirat Bhoi 12 12

Pardeshi Bhoi 12 122 3 '4 5' Shrimali Bhoi . 12 12

11. Charan Ghadvi 13 IS1. Kunbi 1 121712. Chhara 14

2. Gawda 2 .7Adodia 14 .J7

3. Dhangar 3 4 Sansi 14 17

13. Chunara IS 18STATE GUJARAT-eOMMON LIST 14. Chuvalia Koli 16 19

SI. Name of Castes! Entry No. Entry No. Remarks IS. Dabgar 17 20

No. communitites (in in State Mandai 16. Divecha Koli 18 24eluding list list 17. Dafer (Hindu &19 21slib-eastes!sy- Muslim)nonyms)in the common list 18. Dhobi 20 23of S.E.D.Cs. 19. Fakir or Faquir21 25

(Muslim)

2 3 4 5 20. Gadhai (Muslim) 22 27

21. Gadalia or Gadi-23 261. Agri 2 Luharia2. Ahir 2 3 22. Galiaria(Muslim) 24 28

Ayar Berieha 2 323. Ghanchi (Muslim) 25 29

3. Bafan (Muslim) 3 4Ghedia Koli 26 4424.

4. Barot 4 525. Gola Rana 27 31

Yahivancha 4 5Charan, GlIdhvi,4 15 26. Hingora (Muslim) 28 32Gadhavi 27. Julaya 29 34(where they are not Garana 29 34

Taria and Pari (all 29 34Scheduled Tribe) Muslim)

5. Bavn Baori 6 7 28. Jat (Muslim) 30 336. Bawa 7 8 29. Kaikadi 31 35

Atit Bawa 7 8Goswami 7 8 30. Kambadia Bhagat 32 37

Vairagi Bawa 7 8 31. Kangasia 33 38Gosai 7 8

32. Khatki or Kasai 34 42Ramanandi 7 8

Chamadia Khatki 34 42Puri 7 8

Halari Khatki (all 34 42Bharti 7 8

Muslim)KaPdi Nath Bawa 7 8'Bharathari 7 8 33. Khatik 35 41Margi 7 8 34. Khan! 36 39Gangajalia 7 8Dashnami Bawa 7 8 35. Kharwa-Bhadela 37 40

Girl 36. Khristi 38 43Deshnam Gos••••ami7 8 Gujarati-Christian 38 43

7. Bhalia 8 ,,9 (Converts fromScheduled Castes

8. Bhamta 9 10 only)Pardeshi Bharmta 9 10

460

2 3 4 5 2 l 5

37. Koli 39 44 51. Nat 53 62Idaria Koli 39 44 Nat-Banjania 53 62Kharwa-Koli 39 44 Bajigar 53 62~athwa-Koli 39 44 Natada 53 62Bariat-Koli 39 44

Od 54 64Bhebaria-Koli 39 44 52.38. Labana 40 47 53. Padmashali-Pattushali 56 66

Mehravat 40 47 54. Pinjara 57 70Goti 40 47 Ganchi-Pinjara 57 70Hadkashi 40 47 Mansuri- Pinjara 57 70Zod 40 47 (all Muslim)Dhinga 40 47 55. Rabari (where they are 58 72Pelya 40 47 not Scheduled Tribes).Shatbai 40 47 'Sorathia Rabari 58 72Baman 40 47

56. Rathodia 59 7357. Raval-Ravalia 60 74

Jati or Raval Yogi 60 74Rawal Joti 60 74Jagaria 60 74

39. Lodha 41 48 58. Salat (excluding 61 7640. Mir 42 60 sompura Salet)

Dhadhi 42 60 59. Sandhi (Muslim) 62 77Langha 42 60 60. Sarania 63 8tMirasi (all Muslims) 42 60 61. Sargara 64 8141. Machhi (Hindu) 43 49Kharwa 43 62. Shrawan 65 84Khalas 43 Sarwan 6S 84Dhimar 43 49 63. Shikligar 66 82Dhivar 43 49

Siddi 68 85Bitna 43 49 64.Tandel 43 49 (where they are notMangela 43 49 Scheduled Tribes)Khalasi 43 49 65. Sipai Pathi Jamat 68 86Sarang 43 49 or Turk Jamat (allKahar 43 49 Muslim)

42. Madari 44 51 66. Talpada Koli 69 41Nath 44 51 (where they are notBharathari 44 51 Scheduled Tribes)

43. Majothi Kumbhar 45 52 67. Tankar 70 90Darbaror Daban 45 52 68. Targala Bhavaiya 71 91Majothi .(all Muslim)

Bhavaiya 71 9144. Makrani (Muslim) 46 53 Nayak 71 9145. Matwa or Matwa- 47 55 Bhojak 71 91

Kureshi (Muslim) 69. Thakarda 72 92Gavli (Hindu) 47 55 Thakore 72 92

46. Me or Meta 48 56 Patanwadia 72 92Dharala 72 9247. Mena (Bhil) 49 57 Baria 72 92

48. Mer 50 58 70. Theba (Muslim) 73 9449. Miyana, Miana 51 59 71. Vadi 74 96

{Muslim) 72. Vahivaneha Charan 75 1550. Jansali 52 50 Gadhvi of HarijanSivania 52 50 Vankar and ChamarMyangar 52 50

Valand 76 98';Jingar 52 50 73.Dasania 52 50 Nayi (Hindu) 76 98Chamadia 52 50 Hajam (Muslim) 76 98Bharatbhara 52 50 Khalipha (Muslim) 76 98Chandlia 52 50 74. Vankar-Sadhu 77 99Sonari 52 50 75. Vansfoda 78 100Aaribharatbhara 52 50 Vansfodia or Vanza 78 100

461

2 3 4 5 I 2 3 4 5

76. Vanznr:l and Kang- 79 101 16. Daiya 16 27Siwala 17. Dhohi 17 29(Hindu) and Vanzar ••(M'lslim) of D:mgs 18. Dakaut IS 24District only 19. Dhim:lr 19 28

77. W:lghari IlO 103 Mulhlh 19 28DaHmiyu Waghari 80 103 Kashyap-Rujpoot 19 :!~Vedu Wagh:lri 80 103 Kahar 19 42Talpada Waghari 80 103 Jhinwar or Jhimar 19 42 .G:lmachi Waghari 80 103 Dhinwar 19 42G\ldadia W.aghari 80 103 20. DhOllllli 20 30Ghihhadia Waghari 80 103 Dosali 20 30

78. W:lgher (Hin,ju and 81 104 22. Gwaria 22 34Muslim) Gauria or 22 34

,. 79. W:mdhara 82 105 Gwar 22 3423. Ghirath or Ghidath 23 3624. Ghasi 24 35

STATE: HARYANA COMMON LIST Ghasiara or 24 35Qhoshi 24 35

SI. Name ofcHstesl Entry Entry Re- 25. Gorkha 25 38No. communitieS: No. in No. marks 26. Gawala 26 2

(intluding sub- State M.n~ul Gowalu 26 2castesl synonyms) list listin the common list 27. Gudaria 27 31(If S.E.B.Cs. 28. Gurhi-Lohar 28 17

I. Aheria 29. Hajjam 29 62Aheri

Nai' 2 62tleri 30. Jhangra-Brahman 30 8NlIik or Jangra Brahman orTheri or Turi Jangid Brahmanor Thori Khuti 30 8

2. Barra 2 10 31. Joginath 31 43

3. Beta 3 14 32. Kanjar or 32 5Hcnsi or 3 14 Kanchan 32 5Hcsi 3 14 33. Kurmi 33 SO

4. Bugria or Bagarlll 4 3 34. Kumhar. Prajapati 34 495. Burwar 5 11 35. Kamboj 35 456. Burui (, 7 36. Khanghera 36 47

Tamholi 6 77. Barugi 7 6 37. Kuchban~ 37 48

Bairagi 7 6 38. Labana or Lobanu 38 5139. Lakhera 39 52

8. Ballera 8 12 Manihar 39 529. Bharhhunja 9 15 40. Lohar or Luhar 40 53

Bharhhuju 9 15 41. Madari 41 S410. Bhat 10 16 42. Mochi 42 60

Bhutra 10 16 (cclcluding Ihose' whoDarpi 10 16 areRamiya 10 16' included in Scheduled

11. Bhuhalill Lohar 11 17 Casles)

12. Ch:mgilr 12 19 43. Mirasi 43 59<13. Chirilllar 13 23 44. Nur 44 6114. Chang 14 2(} 45. N~ngar 45 6415. Chimba In. Chhimha 15 21 46. Naibllnd 46 63

Chhipi 15 21 47. Pinja 47 66Chimpa IS 21 Penja 47 66Darzi 15 21

462

2 3 4 S 1 2 3 •• 5

48. Rehar or Rihar 48 69 12. Chang or Chahana 12 15Rehara or 48 69 13. Changar 13 16Ro 48 69

49. Rai Sikh SO 6814. Chirimar 14 19

f

SO. Rechband 67\S. Dhimer or Dhamar IS 2151 or Dhiwarsi. Shorgir or Shergir 52 71 16. Dhosali 16 22

52. Soi 53 21 Dasal 16 2253. Singlikant or Singikant S4 72 17. Daiya 17 20

Sinaiwala 54 72 18. Faquir 18 2354. Sunar 5S 73 19. Ghirath including . 19 2955. T1)athera or Thater 56 76 Chanl and Bhati 19 29

Tamera 56 76 10. Ghasi 20 2856. Teli 57 75 Ghasiara or 20 2857. Venzara 58 5 Ghasia 20 28

Banjara sor Vanjara 58 5 21. Gorkha 21 3158. Weaver 59 44 22. Ghai 22 27

(Jullaha including 23. Gowala 23 32Kabir Gwala 23 32Panthi Julaha) (ex-cluding 24. Gadaria 24 2Sthose who are included 25. Gawaria 2S 26in Scheduled Caste) Gauria 2S 26

59. Mina or Meens 62 57 Gwar 2S 32

60. Charan 64 16 26. Hajam 26 48

27. Dhinwar or IhinjW'8r 27 21Jheewar 27 21

28. Keshap Rajput 28 21STATE: HIMACHAL PRADESH COMMON LIST 29. Kahar 29 ~1

30 Kumhar, Prajapati 30 41SI. Nnm.:: of castes/ Entry Entry Remllrk 31. Kanaehra 31 37No. commU'lities No. in No.(including sub· State Mandai 32. Kanjar 32 38castes/synonyms) list list Kanman 32 38in the common list 33. Kurmi 33 42of S.E.B.Cs.

34. L~ana 34 431. Aheri or Ahoci 1 1 35. Mahatam 35 45Heri 1 1Naik 1 1 36. Madari 36 44Thon 1 1 37. Mirasi 37 46Turi 1 1

38. Mallah 38 212. Ard pop 2 239. Mehra 39 47

3. Deda 3 1040. Nai (Kuleen Brahman) 40 48

4. Bahti 4 7 41. Nalband 41 495. Bata 5 11

Hensi or Hesi S 11 42. Nar 42 50

6. Bagria 6 6 43. Pinja or Penja 43 52Panja 43 527. Batoerha 7 9

44. Rechband 44 538. Baragi 8 8Baitagi 8 8 45. Soi 4S 18

9. Bharbunha 7 12 46. Thawin. 46 S7Bharbhuja or 9 12 47. Gaddi (in merged area B2 24Bharbhunja 9 12 only)

10. Bhat 10 13 48. Gujjar or Gujar (in B3 33Bhatta 10 13 merled area only)Darpi 10 13 Gujar

11. Bhuhalia 11 14

464

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

30. Sadajoshi A-32 269 GalJriga

31. Kamati A-33 136 NedaraKaman 54. Halawakki-Wakkal A-61 114

32. Kanjirbhat A-34 140 VakkalKhanjarbhat

Gram VakkalKanjirbh8at

33. Kanjari A-35 140 Gam GowdaKanjar .. Gam GawadaKanjir Gava<la

34. Kashikapdi A-36 i49 KarevakkalKashikapadiTirumali ~unchavakkal

35. Kalkari, Kelkari A-37 154 AttevakkalKhelkari Shilwakkal

36. Katabu A-38 150 HalakkivakkalKatabar

55. Ag~a37. Kolhati A-39 Hi3

Kolhatigi Sahla

38. Korwar A-4O Ma4i¥alal MadivaluruKorwari AakalavaduKailkadi 171 TsakalaKoragarYerkala Chakala B-1 2Erakala VannanEunchiKorva DhobiKoramasetty ParitYerukala Rajaka

39. Masaniayogi A-41 199 56. Allhori. B-2 340. Nandiwala A-42 215 Karkarmunda B-2 3Fuli-Mali41. Nat A-43 212

57. Agnani B-3 4

Natuva 58. A:nbalavasi B-4 76

42. Nathpanthi . A-44 210 Ambalakarma 5Daurigosayi Ambalakaran 5

42A. Pamlor A-45 236 59. Ambattan B-5 218\

43. Pichgutala A-48 252 60. Anduran B-8 7Pichigunta

61. Atari, Athari B-10 11. Pichiguntala

44. Sansia A-49 ~74 62. Bahurupi B-11 39

45. Sarania A-50 278 63. Bakadra B-12 20

46. Sarordi A-51 277 64. Buthal B-15 30Saroda A-51 277 Battal

47. Shikkaligar A-52 286 Batter

Shikalgar Bottar

Sikkaligal 65. Bawlar B-16 34

48. Takankar A-53 300 no. Bhaal B-17 45

49. Vadi A·54 31'5 Bhalraj

SO. Vaidu A-55 310 BohrOI51. Vasudev A-56 321 Bhalraju

52. Vir A-57 323 07. Bhavin B-19 47

Veer BimlpalH' B-20 50

Veeramasli Oll. Bingi B-21 52

53. Medari A-59 200 09. Bogad B-22 54

Burud Bogadi

465

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

8agadi G0wrimatha

Bagodi' Ambig

Bagaad' Ambiga

8agdi Hestha

8agodi Kabbaliga

70. ChaJiyan 8-24 77 Kabbili

Teruvan 304 Kabber·

Cha/liya 304 Kabbera

71. Chamooti B-25 59 Kharvi

72. Chamhukutti B-26 60 8hoi

73. Chaptegar B-27 63 Bhoyi

Chaptcgara Boyi

74. Charodi B-28 65 Thoreya 'I

Meslha Harakanthra

75. Chitara B-29 68 Harikanthra

76. Chunchar B-30 70 .Kahar

Digwan B-31 83 Meenag~r

77. Jingar B-31 83 Mogaveera

78_ Ghadi B:33 95 Kharia

79. Ghadsi B-34 96 Sunnlllar

SO. Gbadshi Siviy;lf

81. Gidddkii B-35 101 Parivara

Pingle 88. Hanabaru B-42 105

Pingaie Krishna Golla

82. Goniga B-36 109 Anubaru

Sadusetty Atanabam

83. Gosavi B-37 110 Hanbar

Gosayi Hanabar

Gosain 89. Handevazir B-43 Jl6

Atit 90. Handervut B-44 117

84. Gujar 8-38 112 91. Honniyar B-45 123

Guzar " 92. Hoovadiga B-46 124

85. Gurav 8-39. 113 Hugar

Guroy B-39 Hoogar

Tamllli Maalgar

Tamhalla \ .. Mali

Gurava Phoolmali

Gurou Phulmali

86. Gabit B-40 92 Phulari

Gabbit Phoolari

Gapit Jeer

Gaabit 93. Kadu Konkan; B-47 134

. Daalija 88 94. Kanatc B-50 138

Daavat 88 95. Karikudumbi B-51 143

87. Gangakula B-41 93 96. Karu-va B-52 145

Gangcmakkalu 97. Kasai B-53 146

Gangama!ha Katik

Gan~!lpu'ra Khatik

466

2 3 4 5 2 4 5

Katuka Kuruban 184

Katuga Kurumban 8-69 181

Kasab Kurumba

Aray Halumatba

98. Kasar 8-54 147 Dhangar

Kaensar 8harwad

Kanchori " Gorava

Kanchera 114. Ladar 8-70 185

Kanchugara Lad

B~gar Ladaru

99. Kasbin B-55 148 Yclegar

100. Kavadi B-56 152 115. Lonari 8-71 188

101. Kavutiyan B-57 153116. Mannan B-74 195

102. Kichagara 8-58 156 117. Marta B-75 197.

103. Kolayan B-59 159 118. Marayan B-76 196

Urali 119. Muchar B-77 205

104. KoIyiri B-60 160 120. Mukkavah 8-78 207

Koleri, Kolari 121. Murrari B-79 209

105. Kolla 8-61 162 122. Nadora 8-80 211

KollalaUppunaoarTorke Nador "

106. Kanisan B-62 141 Nador I Nadavarl

Kamyar Nadava

Kaniyaru 123. Nalki B-81 213

Kaniya 124. Osthan B-82 21

Kamyan 125. Otari B-83 222

(other than Kollegal 126. Padit 8-84 228Tq. of Mysore district)

Kanyan127. Panasa B-85 239

Pansa107. Koteksbtriya B-63 174 128. Panda ram B-87 240

108. Kudubi B-64 In Pandar B-87 240

109. Kanbi B-65 139Pandara 240

Kulwadi128A. Panaba 8-86 237

Kunbi129. Panika 8-88 242

139

110. Kurma 8-66 182129A. Pannekara-Konkani 8-89 243

Kurmi130. Patra 8-90 246

111. Kutuma B-67131. Patramela . B-91 247

183

1J2. Kumbara132. Picltati 8-92 2SO

B-68 178

Kummara133. Pullavan B-93 258

Khumara134. Reinudas 8-94 266

Kumbhar135. Rajapuri B-95 261

Rajpur 8-95 261Khumbhar 8alavalikar 261

Kusaan 136. Saniyar 8-96 272

Kulala 137. Sanyasi 8~97 131

Kulalar 138. Satarkar B-98 279

Moolya 139. Shanan B-99 284

13. Kuguba B-69 184 140. Sudir B-I01 295

~urub 184Sudra

Kurab141. Sutsali B-102 296

-467

2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4

t142. Tachayiri &:-103 m Nilari143. T1lari 8-104 308 Namdev "

T1ra1i " Namdev Simpi144. Tdvi B·l0S JOiJ145. ngiaJa B·l06 3U7-

Raugare "Thigala

Neelagar "Jt Tagler

158. Devanga C-4 22S

Vanmkula KshtriayaDevang C-4 77

Shanbbukula Kshatriyil "Koshti C-4 77

AgnikuJa KshatriyaHutgar I Hutkar

DharJn8raja KapuJed

KuravanWinker 'M

PalliJu10bi " ,I

146. Uppara 8-108Hu1Itar

Uppera J,'Hatgar

Uppilliyan162. Neygi C-S 220

Beldar , Kuruhlnasetty

Sagara ,. !~;

Billimagga

OlunarThogata

GavandiSonip

GovandiJamkbana

Gavadi "Ayiri

GoundiAvir

Melusakkaresite

MelusakkarePadmasale 22S

147. Vellutbedan B-I09 ' 317S8a1e 220

148. Vettuvan B-ll0 322 1Cailt0lan

149. Yeklar B·111 329 .Neikar

YaldarJadar "'

Yekkali, Jandra"

EgalikaSakulalale

ISO. Yeralu B-112 330 Patepr C6 ~151. Scheduled Castes B·I13 298 Patretari ..

ConvertsPattcar

..'to Christ-

ianity152. Gatti/Gattiyavaru B-llS 98 163. Y_Hanna C-7 1325IS3. Gudipra' ' B·116 111 Akltasale ;,

154. Maravar 8-117 196 Aksali

155. ldip 8-119 126. AchariEdip •• ViswaBrahman 324

Elip " Daivagna BrabJpan

llip KakkorHalepaik " Ausala

BiRava " Kammalan

Devar Luhar (K.unmari) 325Malayali BiRava Kamsal 324Deevar JWnasalaDevaramakkalu PanchalNamdhari PanChala ..Kalai SutarGoundIa BadagiGooad1a I'.

BadiwadJi

lbiyan 80m

TIyan B-119 126 Sonar

156. VokkaJiaI C·2 327 PattarVakkalipl Rural Gejjigar

areas only Silpi ••Sarpavokkalip 164. Devadip "D-8 76

157. Darzi Co3 ~ DEvadipr "Bhavasar Kasbatriya Moili

Chippi Moyili0Uppip ',,;

Devadig

Simpi Devall

Sbimpi SannalipSai •• ShefCgarMirai SerVegar "Raugari Sup~

..Rangrez

468

2 3 4 j 5 2 .~ 4 5

165. Nayhinda U-9 218 Telugu Chetties I) 34Nayanaji Kshatriya Udayamkulangara 13 34Nayanaja·Kshatri ChettiesHajjam 1Hajama 11. Devadigi 14 37Nhavi 12. Devanga 15 38Nadig 13. Dheevara 15A 39Ambattan (Araya, Arayavathi 15A 7Mangala Mukkuvan Or Mukaya-5A 37, 7,' 8,Kelasi ~ Mogaveera) 130, 129Kshowrad 14. Ezhava and Thiyya 16 44, 185Ks~wrikl Kshaurikal 15. Ezhavathi· 17 45Kshowrika 16. Ezhuthachan 18 46Chouriya 17. Gamika 19 48Navaliga/Nav.llligaral 18. Gatti 20 SONavi 19. Gowda 21 58Napilha 20. Hegde 22 60Bhanda •.• 21. Izhvan (Illuvan or 24 64

166. Ganiga 0-10 94 Ezhuvan)Teli 91/94 . 22. Jogi 25 fIJGandla 91 23. Kadupattan 26 70

167. RajPUI 0-11 262 24. Kaikolan 27 71168. Satani 0-12 280 25. Kelasi (Kalasi 28 83

Chattada-Shri Vaishna- 0-12 280 Panicker)va, Vaishnava 26. Kalari· Kurup or 29 5

If1J. Balija 0-]3 21 Kalari PanickerBalajiga 27. Viswakarma 30 72, 28,Naidu inclu~ling '87,157Bogam Teluga Assari, Chaptegra, 30 72Tf;laga Balija KaUassariSetty Balija Kanunala 30 72Kasban Karuvan 30 72Mannur / Munnar Kitaran 30 87Mutrasi Kollan 30 157Matraeh. Malayala Kammala 30 72Janappan ..

Pandi Kammala 30 72Balegara Moosari 30 72PerunkoUan 30 157Thattan, Pandithallan 30 72

STATE KERALA Vilkurup 30 72Villasan 30 72Viswabrahmanan. or 30 72

51. Name of Castesl Entry Entry Remarks Viswabl'Jlhmanar and 30 72No. COmmunities/(includ- No. in No. in Viswakarmalaing sub-c:astesl the Mandai 28. Kannadiya 31 77synonyms) in the State List 29. Kanisu or 32 74common list of List KBmyar Panicker, 3Z 74S.R.B. Cs. Kani or 32 74

2 3 4 5· Kaniyan (Ganaka) or 32 74KaDisaD or 32 74

1. AgIIIl 1 1 Kamnan 32- 742. Ambalakkaran 2 3 30, ~vutbiyan 33 123. AJlIlo Indian 3 6 '31. Kavudiyarm 34 814. Aremabrati 6 9 32. Keteyar 36 98S. Arya 7 10 33. Krishnanvaka 37 lQ26. Bandiri 8 14 34. Kerala Mudali 38 847. BiI1ava 9 18 35. Kudumbi 39 1038. Cbakkala 10 25 36. Kusavan 40 1049.· Oulvalakkaran 12 31 (Ktilala, Ku1ala Nair or

10. Chetties 13 34 Andbr. Nair or(Kottar Chetties, 13 34 Anthuru Nair)Parakka Chetties; 13 34 37.. Latin Catholic 42 106Elur Chetties, 13 34 38. Madivala 43 110Attinpl Chetties, 13 34 - 39. Mappila 44 121Pudukkada Chetties, 13 34 «I. Maravan 45 123Iraniel Chetties, 13 34 41. Marutbuvar 46 5Sri Pandara CIlCttiCs 13 34

469

2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

42 Nadar 49 134 referred to in sub-see-(Hindu Nadar and tionNadar included in (2) of Section 5 of theS.I.U.c.) States R~organisation

43. N'aikkan SO 136 Act 1956).44. Odan 51 139 70. Kammara 3(1) 7145. Schduled Caste 62 177 (excluding Malabar

convens to district as referred to inChristianity sub-section (2) of see-

46. Pandithartion 5 of the States

53 1SO Reorganisation Act47. Panniyar 54 153 .1956).48. Pattariya 55 155 71. Malayekani 3(3) 11649. Peruvannan 57 158 (excluding Malabar

(Varanuvar) district as referred to inSO. Plllluvan 58 164 sub-section (2) of sec-51. Rajapur 165 tion 5 of the States52. Chakravar. 60 170,24 Reorganisation . Act

Sakravar 1956).(Kavathi) 72. Reddiar IReddian 3(4) 166

53. Saurashtra 61 183 (excluding Malabar54. Sa1iya 62 171 district as' referred to in55. Senai Thalavar 63 178 sub-section (2) of sec-

(Elavaniar) tien 5 of the States56. S.I.U.C. 64 182 Reorganisation Act

(exljluding Nadar 1956).Specified in It~m No 73. Marati 4(1) 12442 which is item 49 of (excluding KasargodState List.) Taluk of Malabar Dis-

57. lbolkolan 65 186 trsict)58. Thottian 66 18959. Vaduvans 67 192

Vadugan 135Vadukar STATE: MADHYA PRADESHVaduka ..(Vadukan) .. .SI. Name of CUtesl Entry Entry Rmwu'

60. Velaan 69 198 No. communities (including No. No.(Vallar) .. sub-caste/SynonymS) in in State in

61. Vanian 70 195 the common Ust of List. Mandai(Vanlka, S.E.B.Cs .. List.Vanika Vaisya. 1. AbirVanibha Chetty 5

Vaniya Chetty Brajwasi 1 68

Ayiravar. Gwali. Goll Ungayati- 1 99

Nagarathar and Gaoll.. Gowari, (Gwari) ,Vaniyan) 1 5

62. Vaniar 71 196 aowra, Gawari, Gwara

63. Vakkaliga 77 193 Jadav 1 5

64. Vecrasoviva 73 199 tadav 1 5

(Yogi and YOIeeswara) Raut 1 237

65. Veluthedathu Nair 74 200 Thethwar 1 240

(Veluthedan' and Gop/Gopal 1 64/113

Vannathan) 2. Asara 2 666. Vilakkithala Nair 75 201 3. Bairagi

(Vilakkithalvan)3 19

67. Yadava (Kolaya, 76 2f11 4. Banjara, 4 20Ayar. Mayar. Maniyani Kachiriwala Baniara.and Iruman) Laman Banjara.

68. Ganjam .Reddi 2(3) 49 Bamania Banjara(in Malabar diJtrict Laman/Lambani. Ban· 4 20referred to in sub- jarisection (2) of Section 5 M~thura. Mathuraof the States Reorgan- Labhan.isatioo Mathura Banjari. NaviAct. 1956). Banjara. Jop Banjara. '4 20

.69 Vishavan 2(4) 203 Nayak. Naykada 4 20(in Malabar district as Lambana/Lambara 4 22

470

2 3 4 5 2 3 ~ 5

Lambhani, Labhana 4 2: 14. Bhatiyara 16 54Laban, Labana, 4 22 15. Chunkar 17 74Lamne,

Chungar I Choongar 17 74Dhuriya,Kulbandhiya 17 1735. Barai, 5 23 Rajgir 17 233

Waarai 5 23 16. Chitari III 72Wari (Chaurasia) 5 23Tamoli 5 260 17. Darji 19 73Tamoli, 5 260 Cheepil Chhipil Chipi 1° 73Kumavati, Kumavat 5 260 Shapi

Mavi 19 1986. Barhai, 6 29 (Nam~v) 19 207Sutliar, 6 12, 28Sulthar, 6 28 18. Dhobi (ExcludiRg 20 89Kunder 6 28 Bhopal Raisen andVishwl&kanna 6 12 Sehore District) i.e.

7. Vasudev 8 32 excluding the areaswhereBasudeva 8 32 they are listed as

Basudeva 8 32 Sdleduled castes).Vasudeva 8 32 19. Des'lwali 21 81Harvola 8 33 Mewati 21 200Kapdia 8 33 (Excluding SironjKapdi 8 33 TehsilGondhli 8 111 of Vidiaha District)

8. Sandhbhuja 9 49 20. Krar 22 167Bhunjwa, Bhurji 9 49 Kirad 22 166

9. Shat 10 53 Dhaltar IDhaltadCharan (Charahm) 10 53 21. Gadariya 23 84Sawli, Sutiya 10 53 Dhangar 23 84Rav 10 236 Kunnar 2J 84Jasondhi 10 53 Hatlar 23 84Maru-Sonia 10 53 Hatkar 23 84

10. Chippa, Chhipa 11 55 Haatkaar 23 84Bhavsar 11 55 Gaadri, Gadaria 23Nilgar 11 55 Gari

Jinlar 11 131 GayariNirali 11 55 22. Kadere/KadRamgari 11 235 DhankaRangari 11 235 Kodar 24 168Rangrez 11 235 23. Koshta/Kosta, 25 170Rangarej 11 235 Kostil KoshtiRangraz 11 235 Devalan 171Rangredh 11 235 Dewang 81

11 Dhimar I Dhimer 12 86 Salwidewang 81Bhoj 12 58 Mala, 190Kahar, 12 143 Pedamhali, 216Dhiwar 12 86 Pademsali 216Mallah I? 191 Sali 216Nowda, Navda 12 210 Sutsali 216Turaha 12 271 Salwar ISalewar 216Kewat (Raekwar) 12 86 Jendral Jandra 81

12 86 Koskati 171Kir 12 165 Garhwal,

(Excluding Garhewal 101Bhopal, GarewarRaisen and Sehore Garwal 101District) 24. Dholi 26 90,76Britiya/Vritiya 12 88 Dafaali/Dufali 76Sondhiya 12 257 Gurav/Guraw 118

12. Powar 13 229 25. Gusail Gosail Gosain 114Bhoyar/Bhoyaar 13 60 27Gosaib13. Bhurtiya 14 62 Goswamil Gowsami 27 114

Bhutiya 14 63 26. Goojar/Gurjar 28 117

471

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

27. Lobar 29 183 42. Nayata, Nayada 46 206Lubar 186 "patka 223Lohpita .. ~ 43. 48

Oadoley. PattiOadllla 95 Patwa 224

Lobpahl,Lobpeta 29 95.12S 44. Lodhi 49 182Vishwakarma 29 186 Lodha

28. Oarpaaari, 30 103 Lodh

Jolinath, Nathiogi 30 134 45. Sildigar, 50 25346. Tellt (Rathore) 51 151

29. Sonar 32 '258,128 47. Tarha 52 271Sun.-, Swamakar, 32 '258 Tirw,1i 270to

Jhbari, JhhacIi 32 128,I3Q . Waddar 11 215Awedhiya 32 9 48. Kasabi/Kisbi 53 156Audhiya 32 9 49. Routiya. Rotiya 55 238

30. Kachhi 33(a) . 140 51. Mankar 56 194(XuIIlwahafKoshwaha 33(a) 140 51. KotwallKatuwar 57 178MJUlYI) 33(a) 197 Kotwar, (excluding

31. Mali 33(b) 187Bhind, Dhar. Dewas.Guna. Gwalior,Malar, 33(b) 187 Indore, Jhubua.

32. Lathera/ 35 139 Khargone. Mandsaur.Lalcher, Morena, Rajgarh.Kacbera/Kacher Ratlam, Shajapur.

33. 'I'IIaWra, Tbatera 36 261 Shivpuri, Ujjain. andKasar 36 158 Vidisha Districts.)Kaim 36 158 52. Bharvad 64 52Tamera 36 261 53. Raghwi/Raghavi 67 231Tambatkarl 36 261 54. Salees. Sahees. Sayees.65 246Tamrakar 36 261 55. Kharol 69 162Tamer 36 261 56. Dangi 74 7

34-57. Meru. Hflr 77 199

Kbatiya 31 164 51l. Scheduled Castes who have embraced Christianity.Kbati 11 11 59. Islamic Groups: .81 251

15. K~ar (Prajapati) 38 174 I. Rangre; 82(1) 235lCumbhar. jg 174 2. Bhi.lhi 82(2) 57(excluding Chhatarpur I!{/":) 3. Chipps/Chippa 82(3) 55Datia, 4. Hola 82(4) 124Panna. 5. Bhatiy,ara 82(S) 54Tiikamprh, 6. Dhobi 82(6) 82Satna. 7. Mewati 82(7) 200Rewa, S. Pinjara. Naddaf. 82(8) 228.91Sidhi, Fakir/Faquir 93and Shahdol,Distriet). Dehna 37

36. Kunnarl 39 176Dhuniya 37. 91

, Kuramil Kurmi Dhankar 92

Kumbi 39 1769. Kunjara 82(9) 177

10. Mautbar 82(10) 19537. Karmariya, 40 148 11. Kasai. 87(11) 15731. lCaIar, 42 145 'Kasal.

K4IaJ 42 145 Kassab.

39. KaJotal 4~Qusazb,

147 QusabKoIral Koltta 43 147 12. Mimi 82(12) 202

40. LQaiyal 44 185 13. Barhai. 82(14) 12Luniyal Lonial Lunia 44 185 (Carpenter)Odh, Odhe, Odhiya. 14. Rajjam (Barber) 82(15) 120Oce 'Odiya 15. laha. 82(17) 135Naaniya, M\iUha. MomlDMuraaha, 16. Luhar 82(18) 1MMudaha, 17. Tadllvi 82(19) 259Mu~aaha 18. Banjara 82(20) 20Numia, Nonia / 19. Mochi 82(21)

41. Nai 45 201Covered

Mhali, by gener-

NavhiI Navi al note on

4721 2 3 4 5 i 2 3 4. 5

·page 171 45. JlIotigar 52 104of Mand- 46. Javeri 53 106al reportllnd part 47. Jogi 54 109

20 Teli, 82(22) 262,206, 48. Jogin 55 110Nayata, Pindar 227,

49. Johari 56 106(Pindara)SO. Ju1aha 57 112

STATE:. MAHARASHrRA 51. Jangam 58 103

SI. Name of Castesl Entry Entry Remarks 52. Jingar 59 108No.' communities including No. No. 53. Jhadi 60 107

sub-c:astes/Synonyms in in State in54. Kammi 62 119the common list of Ust. Mandal

SEBCs. Ust. 55. Kapdi 63 1221. A1itkar . 1 3 56. Kharwa or Kharwi. 64 1302.. Bagdi 2 9 57. Kbati 6S - 1283. Badia 4 74. Bajania 5 to 58. Koli Suryawamahi 68 1325. Bajigar 6 13 59. Kongadi 69 1386. Buttal 7 44

60. Kordlar 70 1347. Bhand 8 298. Bhavaiya 9 33 61. Kac:hora 72 114

Targala" " 62. Kadera 73 1159. Bhavin 10 34

10. Bhisti or Pakhali 11 38 63. Kamati 74 11811; Bari or Barai 13 19 64. Xasbi 75 1241~. ~a, ICoIi Baria 14 20

65. ICoIi 78 13213. Budewa/V8Iudeva 15 26314. Bhadbhunja 16 27 66. ICoshti 79 13915. Bhanta 17 31 67. Kucb!Wldh SO 14U16. Dhaat 18 2617. Chamtha 19 47 68. ~ 81 14118. ChandlagaeJal 20 49 69. Kumbha· I KUDl,har 82 142

Chandalagade70. Kunbi 83 14319. Charan or Gadhavi 21 ·SO

20. Charodi 22 51(Sub-c:astes: Lewa

21. Chippa 23 56 Kunbi

22. Das or Dangdidu 24 .63 Lawa Patil, Lewa

23. Dabgar 25 60 Petidar)

24. Depala 26 64 71. Kurmar 84 14525. Devli 27 68 72. Kachi I Kachhia 8S 11326. Devdig 28 67.2.7. Dholi 30 72 73. Kathi 86 128'28. Dhangar 32 69 74. Kasar 87 12329. Devanga 34 65 (Sub-c:astes Kanchar30. Gandharap 35 81 Kachari)31. Gujram Baori 36 93

Labha 1463.2. Gadaria 37 n 75. 8833. Gadri 38 78 76. Ladia 89 14834. Gadhavi 39 79 Ladhia 89 14835. Gafpagri 40 84 Lari I Laria 89 14836. Godchaki 42 92 77. Ladaff 90 14737. Gurau/Gurav 43 94 Laddaf 90 14738. Gowli 44 239. Gavandi 45 8S 78. Labbera 91 14940. Halepaik 46 96 79. Lohar 92 15141. Hatkar/Hatker 48 98

"15341.. Jagiasi 49 101 SO. Mackhi 9343. Jajak SO 102 81. Manbhav 94 16144. Jatiya 51 105 82. Mangela I Mangala 95 162

83. Marwar Baori 96 163

84. Me 97 168

85. Mina 98 169

473

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

86. Mahli 99 155 129. Shilavat 149 23187. Mcdar 100 43 130. Singiwala 150 23688. Mahali 101 155 131. Swakul Sali 151 22189. Mitha 102 170 132. Sali 152 22190. Mathura 104 165 Padamshali 152 22191. Namdhari 105 174 133. Shimpi 15323292. Mamdkari Paik 106 174 134. Sonar 154 23793. Nirshikari 107 . 184 135. Tandel 155 15394. Navi, Nhavi / Nai , 108 177 136. Targala 157 248

Nabik 137. Thetwar 158 25295. Nethura 109 J82 138. Thoria 159 25596. Nonia 110 185 139. Tambat 160 24697. Naqashi / Naqqashi 111 J76 140. Thogn / Thogati 161 25398. Neeli 112 178 141. Wadi 162 26699. Neelkanti 113 179 142. Vaiti 163 259100. Nekar JADA 114 180 143. Wansfoda 164 268101. Padharia 115 1 144. Wadhai (Sutar) / 165 241102. Padiar 116 .190 Wadai / Bhadai

103. Patradavaru / 117 199 145. Warthi 166 269Patradaveru 146. Vanjari / Wanjari 167 261

104. Pbaaeckari 118 202 Vanjara / Wanjara 167 67, 261Vanjar 167 261

IOS. Phudgi 119 203 147. Yerkula 168 133106. Pakhali 120 3,191 148. Agri 169 1107. Paoehal 121151, 193 Agale or Kalan 169 1108. Panka 122 :197 149. Bhawasar 170 217109. Perki / Perkewad 123 200 150. Kurhinshetty 171 144110. Putligar 124 207 151. Nilgar 172 183111. Pareet or Dhobi 125 71 Neeli 172 178112. Patkar 126 J98 Nirali 172 183113. Phulari 127 204 152. Koskanti Devanga 173 139114. Rachevar 128 209 JS3. Sutar 174 241

115. Raikari 129 212 154. Futgudi 175 75116. Bandi 130 15 155. Pinjara / Pinjari 177 20S

117. Rachabandhia 131 208 156. Billala. 179 3S118. Rangari 132 21"7 157. Dawari / Devari 180 66119. Rangrez 133 217 158. Teli 181 249120. Raot, Rawt, Tautia 134 216. 218 159. Mali 182 160

(Sub-castes : Phulmal 160121. Rangrej Phule(Bahawsar or Rangari) 135 217 Halade

122. Sangar 139 222 Kacha 182123. Sanjogi

Kadu 182140 224 Bawane 182160124. Sarania 141 229 Adhprabhu 182160126. Suppalig 145 242 Adhsbethi 182160

Jire 182160126. Sutharia (from Sindh) 146 240 Umde 172127 Sahis 147 220 Ungayat Mali) 182

Sais 147 220 ]60. Lonari 183 152Shis ]47 220 161. Talwar Kanade 185 245

128. Sapera 148 ..228 162. RaghaviNAIH 148 109 186 211

(in Vidarbha Districts)

474

1 2 3 4 S 1 2 3 4 5

163. Bhandari 187 30 awan BaoJara

164. GmaIi or OIDdali 188 80LabhanMathura Labhalli,

165. Kathar 190 127 Mathura Banjara(Kathar Waoi 190 127 K.dlItiwake SJ1ljaraKaothabar Wani 190 127 Lamaa Baojara(Ungayat Wani or 190 127 Lamaill LamaniLadwani excluded) 127 Labao "

DW I J)balia, Dhalia "166. Momill 191 171Saojara "

167. Fakir Shandarwala 192 74 Dhadi I Dbari "168. Obadsbi 194 86 Siopri .

169. Tamboli 195 247Havi Banjara

170. Christians converted 196 59 181. Pal Pardbi VJ·8 192

from Scheduled Castet- 182. Raj Pardhl VJ9 213

171. Lanzad 197 ISOGaoD PardhiHarao Shikari

172. Yadav 198 2183. Rajput Sbamta 214

Ahir 198 2 PardeIh B~ti173. OabiJ 201 70 Pardeshi Bbamta174. Betad I Bedar VJ·l 23 184. Ramosbi VJ·ll 215

Haikwadi185. Vaddar I Vaddar VJ-12 265

Talwar ".WaJmiki "

Oadl Vaddar, 266Jati Vaddar,

175. Bester VJ·2 25 Mati Vaddar •.Sancbaluwaddar Patharvat I Patbarod

176. Bhamta VJ·3 28 186. Vqbar. VJ-13 257Sbamti .. 28 SIlat,Gimi Waddar 26S SalatVqbrKaman " 28Pathrut " 28 111. QbapParband VJ-14 53

Takari 28 (iDcludIG. Mlllllm)

Uchale 28 188. OOl8v1 NT·l 91Bava ..

177. K.aJ'kadi VJ-4 116 116(in Bombay, Thana, Batrap

Kolaba., Ratnasiri, SIwadGirlpavi "Hasbik, Dhule, Ja).Bharati Ooaavl " ".gaoo,SaraWati Patbat

,.Pune. Abmednagar,Satera. . San.li, Sapr.Kolbapur San orSholdpur. AurIOgabad Vao "Handed distric&l and Tccrth Ashram

Rajura 189. Beldar NT·2 165(Tehsil of ChaDdrapur OdDistrict)

190. Bbaradi HR·3 32DhootleKorvfl . Ba1auIl~.

Kingriwale, .. "Makadwale orHath Bava. "Koehl Korva

Pamlor. Hath Jo&!.

Korvi Hath Pandbi DavariOosavi

(throughout the. State) 191. Bhute NT-4 40

178. Chharaj VJ-5 121Bhope NT-4

Kanjar - Kanjar Bhat 192. Cbitrabathi NT-6 57Hat 193. Oarudi I Oavadl NT~7 83

119. Katabu VJ-6 126 Gbisadl 87 .180. Banjara. Banjari VJ-7 16 194. Gbisadi Lohar. NT-S

Goar Banjara Gadi Lohar.Lambada I Lambara I Hitodi LoharLamoade Rajput LoharLambhane

475

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

195. Golla NT-9 88 213. Thdari (in Dhulia, NT-27 251Gollewar. Nasik,Goler.

..Jalgaon and

Golkar Auranpbad District)

196. Gandhali NT-IO 89 214. Otari Otankar. NT-28 186

197. OopaJ NT· 11 90 Otkat. Vatbi Ojhari

Gopal Bharpi 215. Dhangor I Dhanvan NT·29 69Khelkari Ahir 2

198. Helave NT·12 W Telwar 240

Kilav Hatkar 98Hathai 98

199. Joshi NT· 13 111 Tellari 98Budhudki Kanade 251Damruwale Kurmar 245Sabcdev Joshi Sangar 139 145..SlIrvade Kokni·Dhangar 32 222Saroda Varahade.Dhangar 32 69

200. Kasikapadi NT·14 125 69

201. Kolhati NT-IS 131Dombari STATE: PUNJAB : COMMON LIST

202. Mairal NT-16 158S. Name or Castes! Entry No.Entry No. Remarks

Dangat,Vir,

No communities (includingin Remarkssub-Caster I synonyms) State Listmandal

203. Masanjogi NT·7 164 in the common list or ListSudgadsiddha S.t. B.Cs.Mapanjogi

204. Nandiwale NT-18 175 1. Aherta 1 I

Tirmal Ahert I 1Heri 1 1

205. Pangul NT-19 196 Naik 1 1206. Raval NT·211 219 Thori or 1 1

Raul or Raval· Yogi Turi 1 1

207. Sikkalgar NT·21 234 2. Barra 2 10Katari ," 113. Beta 3

208. Thakkar (in Rl,Itnagiri NT·22 250 Hensior 3 11District only.) Hesai

209. Vaidu NT·23 258 4. Cbangar 4 1"

210. Vasudeo NT·24 263 5. Chirimar 5 21

211. Bhoi I Soi NT·25 37 6. Oaiya 6 22Zinga Bboli. 7. Gwaria 7 40Pardeshi Bboi. Gauria 7 40Raj Bb~i. Gwar 7 40KabarGadia Kaharc. 8. Kanjar or 8 47

Dhuria. Kahar. Kanchan 8 47

Kirat, Machwa. 9. Kurmi 9 52Manzi, Jatia.

10. Nar 10 65Kewat Dbiwar.Dbiwar Bboi 11. Rebar, 11 74Dheewar, Rabara 11 74Dhimar. Palewar 12. Chirath 12 20Machhendra includins Chang and 12 20Navadi. BabiMalharMadhav. 13. Kabat. 13 27

Gadbiv Bhoi Hindwar or 13 27

Khadi Bboi. JhinwarKhare Bhoi Dbinwar or 13 27

Dhevra Dbiwar

212. Bahurupi NT·26 H. Ghasi 14 36Ghaslara or 14 36Ghosi 14 36

476

2 3 .- S 2 3 4 5

15. Bagria or 15 4 47. Thathera, 47 82Bagaria Tamera 47 82

16. Raigar 16 73 48. Lakhera Manihar 48 5317. Weaver 17 45 49. Vanzara 49 54

Jullah'or SO. Madari 50 56Jullaha (including 51. Lohar 51 55Kabirpanthi Julahaexcluding those who 52.. Machi 52 62are Scheduled Castes) (Other than Scheduled

18. Labana 18 54 Castesor Lavana 53.. Mirasi 53 61

19. Gorkha 19 38 54. Noongar 54 6720. Kumhar Prajllpati 20 51 55. Nalband 55 6421. Nai 21 63 56. Shorgir 56 7622. Dhobi 22 28 57. Pinja Penya 57 6923. Kamboj 23 46 58. Soi 58 7824. Rai Sika 24 71 59. Singhikant 59 7725. Barwar 25 7 Singhiwala 59 7726. Barai 26 6 60. Teli 60 III

1.7. Baragi 27 5 61. Dhaula or 61 2528. Battora

Soni 61 2528 829. Bharbhunja

62. Gujjar 62 3929 12Bharabhiya 29 12 63. Christian 63 83

30. Bhat 30 14 (Converted from

Bhatra 30 14Scheduled Castes)

Darpi 30 14 M. Arain 64 2Ramiya

31. Bhuhalia Lohar 31 15 STATE: TAMIL NADU·COMMON LIST

32. Chahang 32 17 SI. Name of Castesl Entry Entry Remarks

33. Chimba or 33 19 No. Communities including No. in No.

Chimbe, Sub-castesl synonyms) State Mandai

Chippior 33 19 in the common List List

Chhipi list of S.E.B.CaDam 33 19Tonk 33 19 1. Aaamuclayar including 2

34. Dakaut 34 23 Thozhu or ThuluvaVell,l, 1 2

35. Dhimar 35 27 2. Alwar. 3 4Mallah 35 27 Azhavar and 3 4Kashyap Rajpul 35 27 Alavar 3 4

36. Faqir 36 31 (in Kanniyakumari

37. Dhosali 37 29 district and Sheoncot-

Dosali 37 29 tab Taulk of Tirunel-veli district).

38. Gawala 38 34 3. Ambalakarar.Gowala 38 34 Ambalalakaran 4 6

39. Gaddaria 39 32 4. Andi pandaram 5 840. Jhangra Brahman 40 43 5. Atayar. Arayan. 7 941. Hajjam 41 63 Nulayar 7 9

Nai 41 63 (in Kanniyakumari dis-trict and Shencottah

42. Jogi Nath 42 44 talk of Trirunelveli dis-43. Khati 43 43 triet)

44. Rechband 44 70 6. Archakari Vella1a 8 1145 7. Aryavathi (in Kanniya· 9 10

Khanghera 45 49 kumari district and46. Kucha Band 46 50 Shencottab taluk of

Trrunveli district)

477

2 3 4 5 2 :\ 4 5

8. Attur Kilnad Keravar 10 124 taluk of Tirunelveli dis·(in Salem. South Ar- trictcot) Ramanathapuram 24. Dabi Koravar in Than- 211 124Kamarajar and Pasum- javur. Trichirapally.pon Muthuramadigam Pudkultottai and Northdistrict) Arcot district.

9. Attum Melnad 11 114 25. Dasari 29 39(in Salem district) (including Donga

10. Badagar 13 14 Dasari and Gudu 29 3911. Bestha 15 19 Dasari)

Siviar 15 19 26. Dekkani Muslim 30 4112. Bhatraju (other than 16 21 27. Devangar, 32 42

KiIlatriya Raju) Scdar 32 4213. BiI1ava 17 24 28. Dobba Koravar 33 12414. Bondil 18 26 (in Salem district)15. Boyar 19 27 29. Dobbai Koracha 34 12416. Oddar 19 27. 191 (10 Tiruchirappally ~nd

(including Boya, 19 28.191 Pudukottai districts).Donga Boya, 19 28 30. Dommara 35 47Gorreha Doda Soya 19 28 (including Domb & 35 46Kalvathila Boya. 19 28 Dommar)Pedda Boya, 19 ~ 31. Donga Ur. Koracha 36 124Oddar, 19 27 32. Dudekula 37 49Kaloddar 19 27 33. Enadi 38 50NeUorepet oddar and 19 27

34. EravaUar (except Kan-Sooramllrl oddar) 19 27aiyakumari district and

17. Chakkala 20 263 Sheoocouah taluk of18. Cbanpyampudi 21 Ut 1lruaeIve1i district

Koravar where the community(in North Arcot'Dis- is a Sdacdulcd Tribe)trict)

3'. Ezbavatby (in Kanni¥- 40 5319. Chavalakarar 22 32 akumari district aad

(in Kanniyakumari dis- .nocottah taluk oftriel and sheoocottah Tirunelveli district)taJuk of Tirunelveli dis-

36. Ezhutbacbar (ia Kan- . 41 54aict) aiyakumari district and20. Chettu or Chetty 23 3(i Shenooottah taluk of

(including Kottar 23 36 Tuuncveli district)Chetty, n. Ezhuva (ill Kaaniy- 42 55Elur Chctty) 23 36 aklllDari district andpathira Chctty, 23 36 IIrelIeeoctah taNt ofVa&ayalChetty, 23 36 'llNMlveti district)Puduk1tadai Chctty) 23 36

38. OaDdarvak.ottai 43 124(in Kanniyakumari dis-ICoravari (ill Than-trict and Shencottahjavur, Tiruchirapalitaluk of Tirunelveli dis-Pudukottai and Southtriet) A.- ltistrietI)21. C.It. Komar 24 124 H. Olap., 44 57(in South Arcot dis

4D. Oeftra, Gavarai 45 58triet)(Kanrai) and Vadugar 45 5822. Converts to Christiani- 26 37(Vld¥var) (other thanty tRIm Scheduled Cas-lCaJluna, Kapu, Batijates, irrespective of the•• Reddi)generation of COft\'C!r-

41. Goundcr 46 62sioD for the purpose offC8Crvatioll of seats in 42. Gowda 47 64Edueationallnstitu- (iDdudina Gammala,tions and for seats ill lta1ali and Ancppa 47 64Public Services Gounder)

23. C.S.I. formerly 43. Hqde 48 66S.I.'u.C. 27 38 44. Idip 49 69ill Kanniyakumari •.

45. IIIatbu PiIIaimar, SO 70trict and Sbenocottahmuvar, 50 70

478

2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

Ezhuvar and SO SO 67. Kavutbiyar 76 102Illatbar 50 70 68. Kepmari 78 99

46. Inji Koravar 51 124 (in Chopalpattu.(In Thanjavur. Pudukottai andl'iruchirapalIi and Tirichirapalli 'districts)Pudukottai districts). 69. Kerala Madali 79 108

47. Isaivellallar 52 73 70. Kharvi 80 10948. Jambuvankodai 53 75. 71. Khatri 81 11049. Jangam 54 76 72. Kongu Chettiar (in 82 120SO. Jhetty 55 83 Coimbatore and Periy-51. Jogi 56 80 ar district only)

(including Jogis) 73. Kongu Vellalar 84 12152. Kabbera 55 82 (including Vellala 84 12153. Kaikolan. kaikalar, 58 85 Gounder

Sengunthar 58 85 Nattu Gounder, 84 12154. I<ltladi 58 87 Narambukkatti 84 121

Gounder.55. Kala Keravar 60 18 Tiundi VeUalar, 84 121

(In Thanjavur. Thondu Vellalar, 84 121Tiruchirapally and Pala Gounder. 84 121Pudukottai districts) Poosari Gounder, 84 121

56. Kalari Kuran 61 88 Anuppa Vellala 84 121including Kalari Panic- 61 88 Gounder,keri Kurumba Gounder. 84 121(in Kanniyakumari dis- Padaithalai Gounder, 84 121trict and Shenocottah Chendalai Gounder. 84 121taluk of Tiruneveli dis- Pavalankatti Vellalar 84 121.triet) Gounder

57. Kalingi 62 91 Pala Venala Gounder. 84 12158. Kalinji Danikoravar 63 124 Gounder,

(In Thanjavur and Sanku Vellala Gounder 84 121Pudukottai districts). and Rathinagiri

59. Kallar (including 64 90 Gounder

Easanattu) 74. Koppala Vedama 85 ' 123Kallar 64 90Gandarvakottai Kailar 64 90 75. Koracha 86 124Kutiapple Kallar 64 90 76. Kravar 87 124Pirampati Kallar 64 90 (in Chengalpattu.and Pcriasuriyar Kallar 64 90 Ramanathapurani.

60. Kalvali Gondar 66 89 Kasartajar. Pasumpon

61. Kambar 67 92 Mutouramalingam,Pudukottai. Thanjavu!,

62. Kammalar or 68 93 Tiruchirappalli •Viswakarama. 68 93 Tirunclveli. Madras.Viswakammala 68 93 Madurai and the Nil-(including thattar, 68 93 girls districts)Porkollar, 68 93 77. Kotayar 88 127Kannar 68 93Kausmar 68 93 78. Krishnanvaka 88 89Kollar, 68 93 (in Kanniyakumari dis-

Thachar. 68 93 trict and Shcnocollah

Kalthacher 68 93 taluk of Tirunclveli dis-

Kamsala and 68 93 trict)

Viswabrahima 68 93 79. Kudumbi 91 13563. Kani, 69 94 (in Kanniyakumaridis-

Kaniso.. 69 94 trict and Shenocollah

Kaniyar Panikkar 69 94 taluk of Tirunelveli dis-

64. Kannada Sainccgar, 71 98 trict)

kannadiyar and 71 98 SO. Kulala 93 122Dasanalanjika 7\ 98 (including Kuyavar and

(Coimbatorc. Pcriyar Kumbara)

and Ncclgiri district) 81. Kunchidigar 94 13666. katcshar 76 102 82. Kunnuvar Mannadi 95 137

Pattamkalli 76 102 83. Kurhini Cheety 96 138

479

1 2 ' , 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

84. Kurnmba (where they 97 139 taluk of Tirunelveh dls-are not Scheduled triet)Tribe) 108. Narikorayar 123 ,186

lIS. Labbai and Marakayar 98 142 109, Nokkar 124 189(VVhethertherrspoken 110. Odar (in Kanniy- 125 191Language is Tamil 98 142 159Urdu)

akumari district andShencottah taluk of

86, Lambadi 99 145 Tirune1veli district)87. Latin Catholic (in KaD- 111. Odiya 126 191

niyakumaJi district and 112. Ovachar 129 193Shenocottah ta1l1k QfTirune1veli district) 100 144

113. Pamu1u 131 202

88. Jangama 101 76114. Panar (Except in Kan- 132 204

8° Maharatta (non- 102 147niyakumari district and

" Shencottr.! ta1uk ofBrahmin) (including Tirunelveli districtNandev Maharatta) where the community

90. Mahendra, Medara 103 146 is a Scheduled Caste)91. Malayan, Malayar 104 153 115. Pannayar (including 13492. Male 105 154 Kathikarag in Kanniy-

93. Maniagar 106 172 akumari district).

94. Mapilla 107 156 116. Panniradam Chettiar or 135 207

95. Maravar (including 108 164 164Uthama Chettiar

Karumaravar, Ap- 117. Paravar including con- 136 209

panad Kondayamkottai verts to Christianity

Maravar and Simbana 108 166 (except in Kanniy-

Maravar). 108 166 akumari district and

96. Maruthuvar 109 165 Shenocottah taluk of

Navithar, 109 165 Tirunelveli district

Velakkattalavar, 109 271 where the to~munity

Velakklfttalarair 109 271 is a Scheduled Castt)

97. Meenavar, 110 110 118. Parkavakulam 137 211

Parvatharajakulam, 110 170 ~including 137 211

Pattanavar, 110 170 Surathimar 137 211

Sombadavar 110 170 Nathamar 137 211

(including converts to Malayamal-;

Christianity) 119. Perike (including 138 213

98. Monda Koravar 111 124 Parike Balija)

99. Moopan 113 173 120. Perankollar (in Kanniy- 139 215

100. Moundadam Chetty 114 174akumari district and

101. Mulclwvll1, Mukkuvar 115 176Shencottah t;JJlIk of

or Mukayar (includingTirunelveli distnct)

converts to Chriat·121. Ponnai Koravar 141 124

ianity)(in North Arcot di5t.)

102. Muthuqtja 116 178122. Poraya 143 2l'7

Muthuracha 116 178 123. PuUuvar or Pooluvar 145 219

Muttiriyar 116 178 124. Pusala 1",6 121Mutbiriyar 116 178 115. Sadhu Chetty 148 226Mutharaiyar IJ6 178 (including Telug'.l

103. Mutvakampati 117 179 Chetty, Telagapatty

104. Nadar 118 181 Cke.ety Twenty four

Sbanar and Gramani, 118 181 MandaI Teluga Chetty)

Includin, Christian 126. Sakkaravar or Kavathi 110 227Nadar Christian Shanar (in Kanlliyakumari dis-and ChUstiall Granani trict and Shenocottah

IOS. Nagaram 119 182 taluk of Tirunelveli dis-

106. Naikklar (in Kanniy. 120 183trict)

akilinari district and 127. Sakkaraithamadai 150 24

Sbencottah taluk of Koraver (in North Ar-

Trrunelveli district) cot district)

107. Nanjil Mudali 122 IllS 128. Saen Melnad Koravar 151 134

(in Kamuyakumari dis- (in'Madurai) Coimba-

trict and Shencnttah tore Periyar. Pudukot-

32-91 DP&T/ND/93

480

2 3 4 5 2 ~ 4 5

tai Tiruchirapalli. or OoruJ<lya GounJerSalcm and North Arcot (in MaJurai. Coimha-Districts) tore. Periy<lr.

129. Salem Uppu Koravar 152 1!4 Tiucehirapalli.(in Salem District) Pudukollaiand Salem

130. Salivagana. Sahivahana 153 229 districts)

131. Saliyar 154 22X 15\. Vaduvarpalli Kornvars IIlO 124Padmasaliyar 154 22X (in Madurai.

Pathusaliyar 154 22X Ramanathapuram

Pallariya and 154 22X Pasumpon

Adhaviyar 154 22X Muthuramalingam.

132. Saranga Palli Loravar 155 124 Kamarajar. Tirunelvcli.Tiruchirapalli and

133. Sathatha Srivaishnava 150 234 Pudukollai districts).(including Sathanai. 152. Vnlaiyar. including IIlI 2(;9Challadi and ChaitadaSrivaishnava) Chellinad Valaiyar

IS7 233153. Vallamhar 182 267134. Savalakkarar

Senaithalaviar. ISX 235154 Valmiki liB 261135.

Senaitudiyar and .1Ilaiya ISX 225 155. Vaniyar. Vania Che«. IIl4 263pair iar (including Gandla.

Bo. Sourashtra (Patnul- 160 237 Ganika. Telikula andChekkalar)karar)

156. Vannar (Salavak 185 265137. Sozhia Chelly 101 23X Thozhilalar) including138. Sozhia Vdlalar (includ- Ifl2 238 Rajakula. Veluthadar

109 Sozha Vallalar. and Rajaka (except inVetrilaikarar. Kodikal- 162 240 Kanniyakumari districtkarara and Keeralkarar and Sheneollah taluk

139. Srisayar 163 240 in Tirunnelveli district140. Thollikorvar Salha dis- IflO 124 where the community

trict is a Scheduled Caste).

14\. Thogamalai Koravar or 107 124 157. Vanniyakula Kshatriya 186 266Kcpmari (in (including Vanniya.Tiruchirapalli and Vanniyar. VanniaPudukollai districts) Goundcr. Gounder or

142. Thogatta Veerakshat- Ifl8 247 Kander, Padayachi.riya Palli and Agnikula

143. Tholkollar (in Kanniy- 190 248 Kshtriya)

akumari district and 158. Varaganeri Koravar (in 187 124Shencollah taluk of Tiruchira Palli andTirunelvcli district) Pudukottai districts).

144. TilOluva Naicker and 170 249 159. Vayalpad or Nawalpeta 188 124Vetalakara Naicker Koracha

145. Thondaman 171 250 160. Veduvar I Vettaikkarar 189 27614fl. Thoriyar 173 251 (throughout the state)147. Thalliya Naickcr 174 253 and Vedar (except in

(including 174 253 Kanniyakumari district 189 270Rajakamhalam. 174 253 and Shencottah talukGollavar. of Tirunelveli districtSillavar. where the communityThockalavar and . is a Scheduled Caste)Tholuve Naicker) 161. Veerasaiva (in Kanniy- 190 268

148. Uppara. 176 257 akumari district andUapplia and 176 257 Shencottah taluk ofSagara 177 257 Tiruneiveli district)

149. Uppukoravar or 177 124 162. Vellan Chettiar 192 272Settainalli Koravar (in

163. Veiuthodathu Nair (inThanjavur. Pudukollai. 193 274Madurai and North Ar- Kanniyakumari districtcot districts) and Shencottah taluk

ISO. Urali Gounder. 178 258 of Tirunelveli district)

(throughout the state) 164. Vetta Koravar (in 194 124and Orudya Gounder. Salem district)

Vettuva Gounder, Pun-nan Vettuva Gounder

Vokkaligar (int.:ludingVakkaligar Okkaligar,Kappiliyar, Kappilliya,Okkaljya, Gowda, Ok-kaliya Gowda, Ok-kaliya Go)Vder

Wynad Chetty (TheNilgiris dist.)

Yadava (includingJdaiyar, Telugu, speak-ing Idaiyar known asVaduga Ayar or Vadu-ga Idaiyar or GoiIa,Mond 'Golla lIftd As-thanthr, Golla)

Yavana

Yerukula

Yogeswarar

Christian converts' fromany Hindu Backwardclasses.

199 286

200 287

201 288

202 Generalnote atPage171,SecondPart.

STATE: UTTAR PRADESH-COMMON LIST

169.

170.171.

m.

who are mcluded inScheduled castes)NayakFaqirBanjaraBarhai, Badhai,VishwakarmaBariBairagiBindSlY"Bbar.Bhurji or Bharbhuja,BharthunjaBhathiaraMali¥aniharMurao orMuraiMomin (Ansar)MirasiMuslim KayasthaNaddaf (Dhunia)MarchhaRangrezLodhLodhaLoharLuharLoniaLuniyaSonarSunarHalwaiHajjam (Nai)

Name of castes I Entry No.Entry No. Remarkscommunities (incl~ngin State in MandaIslSbcasteslSynonyms) List. list.in the commonlist of S.E.B.C.s

AbirArakbKachhiKaharKcwat or MallahKisanKoeriKoiriKumhar, PrajapatKurmiKasgarKunjra orRaycenGosainGujarGIl~erlaGa~diGirlChikwa (Kassab)Chhipi ChhipeJoaiJhojaDafaliTamoliTellDamDhivarDbiverNaqqalNut (excluding those

No. 36012122/93-Estt (SCT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, PG & PensionsDepartment of Personnel & Training

New Delhi, the 22nd October, 1993

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject :-Reservation for Other Backward Classes in Civil Posts and Services under the Governmentof India-Regarding.

The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department's O.M. of even number dated the 8th Sep-tember, 1993 on the above subject and to say that in accordance with the Supreme Court Judgementin the Indira Sawhney case, the reservations contemplated in clause 4 of Article 16 should not exceed50%. For the purpose of applying the rule of 50%, an yeC'r should be taken as the unit and not theentire strength of the cadre, service or the.unit as the case may be. This position would also apply inthe case of carry forward vacancies. Therefore, the Ministries/Departments are requested t<>ensurethat the reservations provided to SC/ST/OBCs put together do not exceed 50% of vacancies arising inan year.

2. In the light of the reservations provided to other backward classes, it is necessary to revise theexisting reservation rostcrs. In respect of direct recruitment on All India basis by open competitionwhere there is a reservation for 15% for SC and 7-1V2% for ST, the existing 40 point-roster has beenrevised into a 200 point-roster as in the model indicated in Annexure-A The revised roster will comeinto effect immediately. Vacancies filled on or after 8-9-1993 should be shown in the ncw roster nowprescribed in Annexure-A The old roster shaH be decmed to have been closed from this date. Thereservations which had to be carried forward in the previous roster shall now be carried forward tothe new roster.

3. There is no change in the existing reservation rosters in so far as promotion is concerned, asthere is no reservation for OBCs in promotion.

4. No other relaxation/concession is admissible to OBCs. There is no provision for any relaxedstandard to be applied in the case of OBCs.

S. In para 2(d) of this Department's O.M. of even number dated 8thSe'Ptember, 1993, it has beenstated that a list of C:lstes and communities for the purpose of the reservation for OBCs is to be issuedseparately by the Ministry of Welfare. The Ministry of Welfare have since notified the said list videtheir Resolution No. l2011/68/93-BCC(C) dated 10th September, 1993 published in the Gazette ofIndia Extraordinary Part I Section I dated 13th September, 1993. For the purpose of verification of thecastes/communi.ties the certificate from the following authorities only will be accepted:

(a) D istri.ct M agistra telAdd iti.onal D istrict 11agistra te/Collecto r/Depu ty Commissioner/AdditionalDeputy Commissioner/Deputy Collector/1st Class Stipendary Magistrate/Sub-DivisionalMagistrate/Taluka MagistratelExccutive Magistrate/Extra Assistant Commissioner (not bclowthe rank of 1st Class Stipcndary Magistrate).

(b) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/Presidency Magistrate.(c) Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tehsildar; and •(d) Sub-Divisior::» Officer of the area where the candidate and/or his family resides.

(Sd). I (M. Vcnkataraman)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

To,1. All Ministries/Departments of the Government of India.2. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi.3. Department of Economic Affairs (Banking Division), New Delhi.4. Department of Economic Affairs (Insurance Division), New Delhi.

483

Annexure A

1. Scheduled Castes 56. Unreserved2. Unreserved 57. Scheduled Tribes.. Scheduled Tribes 58. UnreservedoJ.

4. Unreserved 59. Other Backward Classes5. Other B<'Ickwa i Classes 60. Unreserved6. Unreserved 61. Scheduled Castes7. Scheduled Castes 62. Unreserved8. Unreserved 63. Other Backward Classes9. Other Backward, Classes 64. Unreserved

"to. Unresel\'cd 65. Other Backward ClassesH. Other Backward Classes 66. Unreserved12. Unreserved 67. Scheduled Castes13. Scheduled Castc:;s 68. Unreserved14. Unreserved 69. Other B<'Ickward Classes15. Other Backward Classes 70. Unreserved16. Unreserved 71. Schedu led Tribes17. Scheduled Tribes , 72. Unreserved18. Unreserved 73. Other Backwud Classes19. Other Backward Classes 74. Unreserved20. Unreserved 75. Other Backward Classes21. Scheduled Castes 76. Unreserved22. Unreserved 77. Schedu1 d Castes"l' Other Backward Classes 78. Unreserved_:J.

24. Unreserved 79. ()th~r Backward Classes25. Other Backward Classes 80. Unreserved26. Unreserved 81. Scheduled Castes27. Scheduled Castes 82. Unreserved28. Unreserved 83. Other Backward Classes29. Other Backward Classes 84. Unreserved30. Unreserved 85. Scheduled Tribes31. Scheduled Tribes 86. Unreserved32. Unreserved 87. Other Backward Classes33. Other Backward Classes 88. Unreserved34. Unreserved 89. Scheduled Castes35. Scheduled C3zt:.:S 90. Unreserved36. Unreserved 91. Other Bacbvard Classes37. Other Backward Classes 92. Unreserved38. Unreserved 93. Scheduled Castes39. Other Backward Classes 94. Unresep'cd40. Unreserved 95. Other Backward Classes41. Scheduled Castes 96. Unreserved42. Unreserved 97. Scheduled Tribes43. Other Backward Classes 98. Unreserved44. Unreserved 99. Other Backward Classes45. Scheduled Tribes 100. Unreserved46. Unreserved 101. Scheduled Castes47. Other Backward Classes 102. Unreserved48. Unreserved 103. Other· Backward Classes49. Scheduled Castes 104. Unreserved50. Unreserved 105. Other Backward Classes51. Other Backward Classes 106. Unresenred52. Unreserved 107. Scheduled. C lstes53. Scheduled Castes 108. Unreserved54. Unreserved 109. Other Backward Classes55. Other Backward Classes 110. LJnreserved

111. Scheduled Tribes112. Unreserved113. Other Backward Classes114. UnreGerved115. Scheduled Castes116. Unreierved117. Other Backward Classes118. Unreserved119. Other B'4ckward Classes120. Unreserved121. Scheduled Castes122. Unreserved123. Other Backward Classes124. Unreserved125. Scheduled Tribes126. Unreserved127. Other Backward Classes128. Unreserved129. Scheduled Castes130. Unreserved131. Other Backward Classes132. Unreserved133. Scheduled Castes134. Unreserved135. Other Backward Classes136. Unreserved137. Scheduled Tribes138. Unreserved139. Other Backward Classes140. Unreserved141. Scheduled Castes142. Unreserved143. Other Backward Classes144. Unreserved145. Other Backward Classes146. Unreserved147. Scheduled Castes148. Unreserved149. Other Backward Classes150. Unreserved151. Scheduled Tribes152. Unreserved153. Other Backward Classes154. Unreserved155. Scheduled Castes156. Unreserved157. Other Backward Classes158. Unreserved159. Other Backward Classes160. Unreserved161. Scheduled Castes162. Unreserved163. Other Backward Classes164. Unreserved165. Scheduled Tribes·

166. Unreserved. 167. Other Backward Classes168. Unreserved169. Scheduled Castes170. Unreserved171. Other Backward Classes172. Unreserved173. Scheduled CastesL74. Unreserved175; Other Backward Classes176. Unr~served177. Scheduled Tribes178. Unreserved179. Other Backward ClassesJ80. Unreserved181. Scheduled Castes182. Unreserved183. Other Backward Classes184. Unreserved185. Other Backward Classes186. Unreserved187. Scheduled Castes188. Unreserved189. Other Backward Classes190. Unreserved191. Scheduled Tribes192. Unreserved193. Other Backward Classes194. Unreserved195. Schedulec! Castes196. Unreserved197. Other Backward Classes198. Unreserved199. Unreserved200. Unreserved

No. 360121'22193-Estt. (SCf)

'tRCI ~GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

~,.~mtm;r~MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL PUBLIC GRIEVANCES AND PENSIONS

~~~~DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL & TRAINING

~WNEW DELHI

The Chief Secretaries ofall the State GovernmentslUnion Territories.

Sub: Reservation for Other Backward Classes - exclusion of Creamy Layer for the purpose ofappoiDtment in services and posts under the Government of India -- Certificate to be producedby the candidates.

I am directed to say that the Government of India has issued instructions on 8.9.93 providingfor reservation to Other Backward Classes in the services and posts under the Government of India(A copy of this O.M. is enclosed). The Other Backward Classes for the purpose of the above saidreservation would comprise, in the first phase, the castes and communities which are common to. boththe lists in the report of the MandaI Commission and the State Government's list. A list of such castesand communities was notified in Resolution No. 12011168193-BCC(C), dated 10th Sept. 1993published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary Part I Section I dated 13.9.93. For the purpose ofverification of the castes and communities the Government of India has prescribed a certificate fromthe following authorities as in the case of SCIST vide this Department's O.M. No. 3601V22/93-Estt.(SCf) , dated 22.10.93 (copy enclosed):(a) District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/CollectorlDeputy Commissioner/Additional

Deputy CommissionerlDeputy Collector list Class Stipendary Magistrate/Sub-Divisional Magis-tratelI'aluka MagistratelExecutive MagistratelExtra Assistant Commissioner (not below therank of 1st Class Stipendary Magistrate).

(b) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency MagistratelPresidency Magistrate.(c) Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tehsildar; and(d) Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and/or his family normally resides.2. In the light of the Supreme Court's judgement in the Indira Sawhney case, this Department hasspecified the persons/section ("Creamy Layer") to whom the benefit of reservation shall.not applyvide column -3 of the Schedule to the Department of Personnel and Training O.M.No. 36012122/93-Estt. (SCf) , dated 8.9.93. It has been considered that the same authorities who are notified ascompetent to certify OBCs status should also be authorised to certify that a candidate does not belongto the "Creamy Layer". It is, therefore, requested that instructions may be issued to the DistrictAuthorities under your control to verify and issue the necessary certificate to the candidat~s regardinghis OBCs status as well as exclusion from the "creamy layer". To enable the District Authorities to

examine the claims of the candidates a model format has been devised as in Annexure B.,This maybe suitably revised if considered necessary. The format of the certificate that may be given by the con-cerned district authorities may be as in Annexure A

3. It is also requested that wide publiCity may be given to the Ministry of Welfare Resolution No.120l1/68/93-BCC(C), dated 10-9-93published in the Gaze~ ofIndia/Extraordinary Part I Section I,dated 13-9-93containing the list of Backward Castes as well as to DaPT a.M.No. 36012/22/93-Estt.(SCn, dated 8-9-93 which specifies the criteria which will determitte the persons who belong to thecreamy layer and to whum the reservations1HnI not apply. This will facilitate the candidates to ascer-tain their eligibility for reservation. It would also be advisa1?le to appropriately brief the certifyingAuthorities and to provide them with sufficient number of copies of the above mentioned GazetteNotification and the Deptt. a.M. date 8-9-93 in order to ensure prompt and correctcertification.

4. A copy of the orders issued by your Government in this regard may also be endorsed to thisDepartment for information.

Sd/(Smt. Sarita Prasad).

Joint Secretary to the Government of India.

"FOR¥ OFCEIq;U'I,CATE TO BE PRODUCED .,BY OTHER 13ACK\VARD CLASSES"~~~LYING F,P~"A.-PP6JNTM;E#"(TO~POSrsUNB'ER THr:!QQ~ERN~,fENT0SINDtA

;Oh~S;:".~~ ~~~~~~..~~~.~.{:.~~T~:·.·.·.~~·.·.·.·.·.~.·.·.·:.::: ::;.:::~:~:~:.::.~;~f"~li~'~~::::::::::::':':::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::':::::::::::::DistrictlDivisio n .in the State ; .belongs to the community which is recogaised as a backward class under theGovernment of India, Ministry of Welfare Resolution Nv. 12011/68/93-nCC(C). dated 10th Sept.1993 published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary Part I Sectioti'l dated 13th Sept. 1993.Shri and/or his family ordinarily rcside(s) in the District/D ivision ofthe State. This is also to certify that he/she does not belong to the persons/sections(Creamy Layer) mentioned in column 3 of the Schedule to the Government of India, Department ofPersonnel & Training O.M. No. 36012/22/93-Estt. (SCT), dated 8-9-93".

Dist~'ict Magistrate,DClJuty Comillissl<?ner etc.

NB: (a) The tern 'ordinarily' used here will have the same meaning as in Section 20 of the Re-presentation of the Peoples Act, 1950.

(b) Where the certificates are issued by Gazetted Officers of the Union Go¥erntnent or StateGovernments, they should be in the same form but countr,rsiglw1 by the-D.islriSl Mag~{>trateor Deputy Commissioner (Certificates issued by Gazetted Officers and attested by DistrictMagistratelDeputy Commissioner are not sufficient). . .'

APPLICATION FORM FOR A CERTIFICATE FOR ELIGmlLITY FOR RESERVATION OFJOBS FOR OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES IN CIVIL POSTS AND SERVICES UNDER

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.(This form, however, should be used only as a model. Additional items, if necessary, may be

incorporated to suit to the local situation in the form.).

I request that a certificate in respect of reservation for other Backward Classes in Civil Postsand Services under Government of India be granted to me.I give below the necessary particulars:-

1. Full Name of the applicant(in Block letters).

2. Date of birth :3. Complete Residential Address :

(a) Present

(b) Permanent4. Religion :5. Caste:6. Sub-caste :7 Occ;lpational Group8. Serial Number of the Caste in the

Central List of OBCs.9. Name of Father :

1(). Name of Mother :11. Name of Husband:12. Status of Parerrt (s)/Husband

(A) Constitutional Posts.(I) DesIgnation

(B) Government Services.0) Service (CentrallState).(ii) Designation

(iii) Scale of Pay, includiDgclassificatioD, if aDy,

(iv) Date of appointment tothe post.

(v) Age a~ the time of promotioD toClass I Post (if applicable)

II. EmploymeDt In internationalOrpnisatioD e.l. UN.UNICEF, WHO.

(i) Name of Organisation(ii) DesignatioD(iii) Period of service

(iDdicate date from to ).III. DeathlPermaneDt IDcapacitatioD (Omit if not applicable).(i) Date of deathlPermaDeDt

incapacitatioD PUttiDg aD officer out of service.(ii) Details of PermaneDt iDcapacitation.(C) Employment ·In Publk: Sector Underfaldngs etc.(i) Name of. Organisation(ii) Designation(iii) Date of appointmeDt to the Post.(0) Armed Forces IncludiDg Para-mWtary Forces

(This will Dot include persons holding civil posts.)(i) DesigDation.(ii) Scale of Pay.(E) Professional class (other then these covered In Item Nos. B & C) aDd those

engaged in trade, Buslnes~ and Industry.(i) OccupationlProfessioD.

(F) PROPERTY -OWNERS.(F) I. Agricultural Land Holding: owned by mother.

father & miDor children.(i) Location.

(ii) Size of holding(iii) (a) Irragated

(Type of irrigated land).(i)(ii)(iii)(b) Unirrigated.

To be certified (iv) PerceDtage of irrigated land holding to statutory ceiting limit UDder State landby District Ceiling laws.Rcvelnue Officer (v) If land holding is both irrigatedlunirrigated total irrigated land holdingsnot ower tha~ the on the basis of conversion formula in State land Ceiling law.rank of Teh9tldar.

(vi) Percentage of total irrigated land holding to statutory ceiling limit as per. (iv).(F) II. Plantation:

(i) CropsIFruit.

(ii) Location(Hi) Area of Plantation.

(F) III. Vacant land and/or building in urban areas or uriM agglomeration.(i) Location of Property.(H) Details of Property.(Hi) Use to which it is put.

(G) Income/Wealth.(i) Annual family income from all· sources

(excluding salaries & income from ut;ricultural land.)(ii) 'Whether Tax Payer (YeslNo.)

(If yes, a _copy of the last three years return be furnished).(iii) Whether covered in Wealth Tax Act {YeslNo.)

(if so furnish details)

14. I certify that above said particulars are tme to the best army knowledge andbelief and that I do not belong to the Creamy Layer of ancs .and eligible tobe considered f,¥ postsres~rved for aBC's. In the event of any informationbeing found false or incom:ct, or ineligibility heing detected before or afterthe selection. I understand that my candidatm'e/appointment is liable to becancelled and I shall be liable to such furth.:-r act\on as may be providedunder the la,,' and/or Rules.

No. 36012122193·Estt. (SCI') Immediate'qR(f lRifiR

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA~, ~ ~d (ftlJ ~ ~

MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES AND 'PENSIONS~ am -srnl5Ui ~

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL & TRAINING

Sub: Reservation for Other Backward Classes in Civil Posts and Services under the Govem;;,t'nt ofIndia regarding.

The undersinged is ditected to refer to paragraph 5 of this Department's O.M. of even numberdated 22.10.93 wherein the authorities competent to issue certificate for the purpose of verification ofthe castes/communities have been indicated for the purpose of giving the benefit of reservation toOther Backward Classes in Civil services and posts under the Government of India. It has now beendecided that the same authorities which are notified as competent to certify OBCs status should alsobe authorised to certify that the candidate in question does not belong to the persons/section (creamylayer) mentioned in column 3 of the Schedule to this Department's O.M. of even number dated8.9.93. A modal form of certificate to be furnished by the candidates from the authorities mention-1at para 5 of O.M. dated 22.10.93 is enclosed at Annexure A. This certificate may be accepted by theMinistries, Departments ete. for the purpose of giving the benefit of reservation to Other BackwardClasses.

(SdI)(M. Venkataraman)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

To1. All MinistrieslDepartments of the Govt. of India.2. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi.3. Department of Economic Affairs (Banking Division), New Delhi.4. Department of Economic Affairs (Insurance Division), New Delhi.5. UPSC, New Delhi with reference to their No. F.2V31/92-E(I)B, dated 3.11.93.6... SSC, New Delhi with reference to their No. 1J7719O-P&P, dated 1.11.93.7. Ministry of Welfare, New Delhi (Smt. Manjula Krishnan, Director), New Delhi.

Form of Certificate to be produced by Other Backward Classes applying for appointment to 'postsunder the Government of India.

This is to certify that , .son of .•................................................ , of village .DistrictlDivision ....................................................................•.............................................in the State .belongs to the communitywhich is recognised as a backward class under the Government of India, Ministry of WelfareResolution No. 1201V6&I93-BCCCC), dated 10th Sept. 1993 published in the Gazette of IndiaExtraordinary Part I Section I dated 13th Sept. 1993. Shri .and/or his family ordinarily reside(s) in the ........................................... .DistrictlDivision of the State.This is also to certify that helshe does not belong to the persons/sections (Creamy Layer) mentionedin column 3 of the Schedule to the Government of India. Department of personnel & Training O.M.No. 36012122193-Estt. (SCT), dated 8.9.93.

District Magistrate,Deputy· Commissioner etc.

NB(a) The term 'ordinarily' used here will have the same meaning as in Seetion 20 of the Representation

of the Peoples Act, 1950.(b) Where the certificates arc issued by Gazetted Officers of the Union Government or State

Governments, they should be in the same form but countersigned by the District Magistrate orDeputy Commissioner (Certificates issued by Gazettcd Officers and attested by DistrictMagistratelDeputy Commissioner are not sufficient).

No. 36014/2/93-Estt. (SeT)Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions(Deptt. of Personnel & Training)

New Delhi, dated. 20th. Dec., 93OFFICE MEMORANDUM ,

The undersigned is direCted to refer to Appendix 11 of the Brochure on reservation for SCs and STs (7thedition) and to say that the following association has been approved for addition in the list of Associations enlis-ted for the limited purpose of notifying reserved vacancies.

Andhra Pradesh Scheduled Tribes Employee's Association,H. No. 1-7-26,Satyanarayan Swamy Nagar,Near Ramalayam, Street No.8,Habsingada, Hyderabad-500 007 (AP.)

Sd/-

(M. VENKATARAMAN)Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

Copy to:Andhra Pradesh Scheduled Tribes Employee's Association,H. No, 1-7-26,Satyanarayan Swanry Nagar,Near Ramalayam, Street No.8,Habsingada, Hyderabad-500 007 (AP.)

No~ 36012l22193-Estt. (SCT)-, Immediate\1R(f mq;r{

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA fl~",.~Wtr~~

MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES AND PENSIONS~ .,-stm~ ~

DtPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL & TRAINING

OFFICE MEMORANDUMSubject: Reservation for Other Backward Classes in civil posts and services under the Government (f{

India - regarding.The undersigned is directed to say that in the light of the reservation provi'ded to Other

Backward Classes the existing reservation roster in respect of direct recruitment on All India basis byopen competition where there is a reservation for 15% for $C and 7YJ% for ST was revised to a 200point roster vide para 2 of this Department's O.M. of even number dated 22.10.1993.

2. In respect of direct recruitment on All India basis otherwise than by open competition wherethere is a-reservation of 16~(1% for SC and 7Yz% for ST, the existing 40 point roster has been revisedinto a 120 point roster as in the model format indicated at Annexure I. In respect of directrecruitme~to G~o.uP 'C' and 'D' posts normally attracting candiates from a locality or region, theexisting 100 point rosters have also been revised as in the model indicated at Annexure II.

, <~

3. The revised rosters will come into effect immediately. Vacancies fiUed on or after 8.9.93should be shown in the new rosters. The old rosters shall be deemed to have been closed from thisdate and the reservations which had to be carried forward in the previous rosters shall be carriedforward to the new roster.

(Sd/)(M. Venkataraman)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

To1. All MinistrieslDepartments of the Govt. of India.2. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi.3. Department of Economic Affairs (Banking Division), New Delhi.4. Department of Economic Affairs (Insurance Division), New Delhi.

MOdel Roster tor posts filled by lUred remaltinent OIl an India basis otherwIIe dIaII bJ openee.pedtIon.

1. sc.2. Unreserved.3. ST.4. Unreserved.5.0DC.6. Unreserved.7. SC.8. Unreserved.9.0DC.

10. Unreserved.11.0DC.12. Unreserved.13. SC.14. Unreserved.15. ODe.16. Unreserved.17. ST.18. Unrescn'Cd.19. SC.20. Unreserved.21. ODC.21. Unreserved.23.0DC.24. Unreserved.25. SC.26. Unreserved.21.0DC.28. Unreserved.29. ST.30. Unreserved.31. SC.32. Unreserved.33.0BC.34. Unreserved.35.0BC.36. Unreserved.37. SC.38. Unreserved.39.0DC.40. Unreserved.

41. SC.42. Unreserved.43. ST.44. Unreserved.45.0BC.46. Unreserved.41. SC.48. Unreserved.49.0DC.SO. Unreserved.51.0DC.52. Unreserved.53. SC.54. Unreserved.55,ODC.56. Unreserved.57. ST.58. Unreserved.59. SC.,60. Unreserved.61.0DC.62. Unreserved.63.0BC.64. Unreserved.65. SC.66. Unreserved.67.0DC.68. Unreserved.69. ST.70. Unreserved.71. SC.72. Unreserved.73.0DC.74. Unreserved.75.0DC.76.· Unreserved.77. SC.78. Unreserved.79.0BC.80. Unreserved.

.,JJ- SC.82. Unreserved.83. ST.84. Unreserved.85. OBC.86. Unreserved.87. Sc.88. Unreserved.89. OBC.90. Unreserved.91. OBC.92., Unreserved.93. SC.94. Unreserved95. OBC.96. Unreserved.97. ST.98. Unreserved99. SC.

100. Unreserved.

SC-SCHEDULED CASTEST-SCHEDULED TRIBE

OBC-OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES

496

10l. 9nC. ":"'''

102. Unreserved.103. OBC.104. Unreserved.105. SC.106. Unreserved.

,I, 107. OBC.108. Unreserved.109. ST.110. Unreserved.111. SC.112. Unreserved.113. OBC.114. Unreserved.115. OBC.116. Unreserved.117. OBC.118. Unreserved.119. OBC.120. Unreserved.

Annexure IIModel rosten showing the points to be reserved for SCs, STs & ODCs in a 100 'point' roster where

recruitment is made on a local or regional basis.

S. No. Name of StatelUnion Territory

Percentage of reservation ofSCIST/OBC.

1. 2.1. Andhra Pradesh.

15 SC/6 ST127 OBC.

3.SC.

ST.OBC.

2. Assam.6 SC/ll ST127 OBC.

3. Bihar.15 SC/9/STI26 OBC.

4. Gujarat.7 SC/14 ST127 OBC.

5. Haryana.19 SC/Nil ST127 OBC.

ST.OBC.

Actual points to be reserved in a 100point roster for SC/ST/OBC.

1, 7, 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 49, 55, 63,69, 77, 83, 89, (15) Points.3, 23, 39, 59, 79, 95 (6) Points.5, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 27, 29, 33, 35, 41,45,47,51,53,57,61,65,67,71,73,75,81, 85, 87, 91, 93.

(27) Points.3, 19, 33, 53, 73, 89 (6) Points.

1, 9, 21, 29, 39, 49, 57, 67, 75, 85, 93.(11) Points.

5, 7, 11, 15, 17, 23, 27, 31, 35, 37, 41,43,47,51,55,59,61,65,69,71,77, 79,81, 83, 87, 91, 95.

(27) Points.1, 7, 13, 19, 27, 33, 39, 43, 51, 57, 63,69, 77, 83, 89. (15) Points.3, 15, 25, 37, 47, 59, 67, 79, 93.

(9) Points.5, 9, 11, 17, 21, 23, 29, 31, 35, 41, 45,49, 53, 55, 61, 65, 71, 73, 75, 81, 85, 87,91, 95 97, 99.

(26) Points.3, 17, 31, 45, 59, 73, 87. (7) Points.

1, 7, 15, 21,29,35,43,49, 57, 63, 71,77, 85, 91. ~14) Points.5, 9, 11, 13, 19, 23, 25, 27, 33, 37, 39,41,47,51,53,55,61,65,67.69,75,79,81, 83, 89, 93, 95.

(27) Points.1, 5, 11, 15",21, 25, 31, 35, 41, 45, 51,55, 61, 65, 71, 75, 81, 85, 91.

(19) Points.Nil

3, 7, 9, 13, 17, 19, 23, 27, 29, 33, 37,~,~,4~~,~,5~~,~,~,n,77,79, 83, 87, 89, 93.

(27) Points.

6. Himachal Pradesh.25 SC/5 ST120 OBC.

ST.OBC.

7. Jammu & Kashmir.9 SC/13 ST127 OBC.

8. Karnataka.15 SClSST127 OBC.

ST.OBC.

9. Kerala.10 SC/1ST127 OBC.

ST.OBC.

10. ~adhya Pradesh.14SCI23ST/13 OBC.

11. ~aharashtra7SCI9ST127 OBC.

1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33, 37, 41,45,49,53,57,61,65,69,73;77,81,85,89, 93, 97. (25) Points.3, 23, 43, 63, 83 (5) Points.7, 11, 15, 19,27,31,35,39,47,51,55,59, 67, 71, 75, 79, 87, 91, 95, 99.

(20) Points.3, 15, 27, 37, 47, 59, 69, 83, 93.

(9) Points.1, 9, 17, 25, 33, 41, 49, 57, 65, 73, 81,89, 97. (13) Points.5, 7, 11, 13, 19, 21, 23, 29, 31, 35, 39,43,45,51,53,55,61, 63, 67, 71, 75, 79,85, 87, 91, 95, 99.

(27) Points.1, 7, 13, 19, 27, 33, 39, 45, 51, 57, 63,69, 77, 83, 89. (15) Points.3, 29, 53, 79~ 93. (5) Points.5, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 25, 31, 35, 37, 41,43,47,55,59,61,65,67,71,73,75,81,85, 87, 91, 95, 99.

(27) Points.1, 9, 19, 29, 39, 49, 59, 69, 79, 89.

(10) Points.3 (1) Point.5, 7, 11, 15, 17, 21, 23, 27, 31, 35, 3141,45,47,51,55,57,61,65,71,73,781, 85, 91, 95, 99.

(27) Points.3, 11, 19, 23, 31, 35, 43, 51, 59, 63, ;75, 83, 87. (14) Points.1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33, 37,~,~,~,~,M,~,~,n,77,~,89. (23) Points.7,~,n,~,~,~,~,~,~,~97, 99.

(13) Points.

3, 17, 31, 45, 59, 73, 87. (7) Po

ST. 1, 11, 23, 33, 43, 55, 67, l'(9) Points.

OBC. 5, 7, 9, 13, 19, 21, 25, 27, 35, :41,47,51,53,57,61, 65, 69, 71,83, 89, 93, 95, 99.

(27) Points.

499

1. 2. . 3. 4.

12. Manipur. SC. 3 (1) Point.ISCI27ST122 OBC.

ST. 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 19, 23, 25, 29, 33, 37,41,45,49,53,57,61, 67, 71, 15, 79, 83,85, 89, 91, 95, 97.

(27) Points.OBC. 7, 11, 15, 21, 27, 31, 35, 39, 43, 47, 51,

55,59,63,65,69,73,77,81,87,93,99.(22) Points.

13. Meghalaya. SC. 3 (1) Point.ISCl44ST/5 OBC.

ST. 1, 5, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, "7,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,45,47,49,51,53,55,59,61,63,65,67,69,71,73, 75.77,79,81,83,85,87,89,91,93,95,97.

(44) Points.OBC. 7, 25, 43, 57, 99.

(5) Points.14. Mizoram. SC. Nil.

Nil SCl45ST/5 OBC.ST. 1,3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19,21,23,25,

27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,43,45,47,49,51,55,59,61,63,65,67,69,71, 73,~,77,~,~,~,~,~,~,~,~,99(45) Points.

OBC. 5, 53, 57, 91, 97.(5) Points.

15. Orissa. SC. 3, 11, 19, 23, 31, 35,43,51,59, 63, 71,15 SCI23 ST/12 OBC. 75, 83, 87, 95. (15) Points.

ST. 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33, 37, 41,45,49,53,57,61,65,69,73,77,81,85,89.

(23) Points.OBC. 7, 15, 27, 39, 47, 55, 67, 79, 91, 93, 97,

99.(12) Points.

16. Punjab. SC. 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 19, 23, 25, 29, 33, 37,27SClNil ST123 OBC. 41,45,49,53,57,61,67, 71, 75, ~9, 83,

85, 89, 91, 95, 97. (27) Points.ST. Nil.

OBC. 3, 7, 11, 15, 21, 27, 31, 35, 39, 43, 47,51,55,59,63,65,69,73,77,81,87,93,99.

(23) Points.17. Rajasthan. SC. 1, 7, 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 49, 55, 61,

17SCl13-ST121OBC. 67, 73, 79, 85, 91, 97. (17) Points.ST. 3, 11,21,27,35, 45, 51, 59, 69, 75, 83,

93. (12) Points.OBC. 5, 9, 15, 17, 23, 29, 33, 39, 41, 47, 53,

57, 63, 65, 71, 77, 81, 87, 89, 95, 99.(21) Points.

18. Sikkim. SC. 3, 23, 41, 59, 77, 93 (6) Points.6SCI23ST121 OBC.

ST. 1. 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 27, 31, 35, 39, 45.49,53,57,61,65,69, 75. '19,83,87,91,95. (23) Points.

OBC. 7, 11, 15, 19,25, 29,'33, 37, 43, 47, 51,55, 63, 67, 71, 73, 81, 85, 89, 97, 99.

(21) Points.

19. Tamil Nadu. SC. 1, 5, 11, 15, 21, 25, 31, 35, 41, 45, 51.19SCl1ST127 OBC. 55, 61, 65, 71, 75, 81, 8S, 91.

(19) Points.

ST. 3 (I) Pbints.

OBC. 7, 9, 13, 17, 23, 27, 29,.33, 37,43. 47,49,53,57,59,63,67,69,73,77,79.83.fr7, 89, 93, 95, 99.

20. Tripura.15SCI29ST/6 OBC.

SC. 3, 11, 17, 23, 31, 37,45, 53, 59, 65, 71,77, 83, 89, 95. (15) Points.

ST. 1, 5, 9, 13, 15, 19, 21, 27, '29, 33, 35,39,41,47,49,51,55,61,63,67,69, 73,75, 79, 81, 85, 87, 91, 93. (29) Points.

21. Uttar Pradesh.21SCllST127 OBC.

Sc. 1, 5, 11, 15, 21, 25, 31, 35, 41, 45, 51,55, 61, 65, 71, 75, 81, 85, 89, 95, 99.

OBC. 7, 9, 13, 17, 19,23, 27. 33, 37. 39, 43.~,~,~,~.~,~.~.~,n,TI,~,83, 87, 91, 93, 97.

West Bengal.22SCl6ST122 OBC.

Sc. 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 27, 31, 35, 39, 45,49,53,57.61,65,69, 75, 79, 83, 87, 91.

ST. 3, 23, 43, 63, 85, 97, (6) Points.Onc. 7, 11,15, 19, 25, 29, 33, 37, 41. 47, 51,

55,-59, 67, 71, 73, 77, 81, 89, 93, 95, 99.

uDion Territories1. Andaman Nicobar . Islands.

. Nil-SClI2STI27 OBC.

OBC. 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 21, 27, 29, 31, 35. 39,45,47,53,55,61,65,69.71, TI, 79, 81,85, 89, 95, 97, 99.

.(27) Points.

2. Chandigarh.14SClNil ST127 OBC.

ST.OBC.

3. Dadar and Nagar Haveli.2S043 ST/5 OBC.

4. Daman & Diu.2 SOl ST127 OBC.

OBC.Se.

ST.OBC.

5. Pondicherry.16SC/Nil-STI27 OBC.

ST.OBC.

1, 7, 15, 21, 29, 35, 43, 49, 57, 63, 71,77, 85, 91. (14) Points.Nil.

3, 5, 9, 13, 17, 19, 23, 27, 31, 33, 37,41,45,47,51,53,59,61,67,73,79,81,87, 89, 93, 95, 99. (27) Points.3, 53 (2) Points.

1, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25,27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,43,45,47,51,57,59,61,63,65,67,69,71,73,75,77, 79, 81, 83, 85, 87, 89, 91, 93, 97.

(43) Points.5, 49, 55, 95, 99. (5) Points.1, 49 (2) Points.

3 (1) Points.5, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 25, 29, 35, 39, 43,47,53,55,57,61,65,69,71,73,77,79,83, 87, 91, 95, 99. (27) Points.1, 7, 11, 19, 25, 31, 37, 45, 51, 57, 63,69, 75, 81, 87, 93. (16) Points.Nil.

3, 5, 13, 15, 2,1, 23, 27, 33, 35, 39, 41,43,47,49,53,59,61,65,67,73,77,79,85, 89, 91, 95, 99.

(27) PointsN.D.:

1. In respect of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Lakshedweep there is no change in the existingreservation Rosters. .

2 For Goa, the reservation Rosters will be the same as is given in respect of the Union Territory ofDaman and Diu.

3. For Delhi the Rosters as prescribed for recruitment on all-India basis is to be followed.SC-Scheduled CastesST-Scheduled TribesOBC-Other Backward Classes

No. 36012122/93-Estt. (~CT)~ mCfiR

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAC1iIfitcfi, m ~ m. ~ ~

MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL. PUBLIC GRIEVANCES AND PENSIONS~ am ~ fcNltT

DEPARTMENT OF PER.SONNEL & TRAINING

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NEW DELHIOFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Reservation for OBCs in services and posts under the Government of India-dereservation and carry forward of unfilled vacancies rcserved for OBC candidates.

The undersigned is directed to say that the question of de-reservation and carry forwaret of unfilledvacancies reserved for Other Backward Classes has been examined by the Government. It has sincebeen decided that the vacancies reserved for Other Backward Classes which remain unfilled shouldnot be de-reserved but should be carried forward as such for a period of three recruitment years ortill the vacancies are filled by OBC candidates, whichever is earlier.

(SdI)(M. Venkataraman)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

To1. All MinistriesIDepartments of the Government of India.2. Department of Economic Affairs (Banking Division), New Delhi.3. Department of Economic Affairs (Insurance Division), New Delhi.4. Department of Public Enterprises, New Delhi.5. Ministry of Welfare, New Delhi.