A STUDY ON THE GOAL AND ISSUES OF INDIA RESERVATION POLICIES OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION IN THE DESCRIPTIVE METHODOLOGIES IN INDIA

The goal of this article is to identify the issues with India's reservation policy and offer some potential alternatives.As part of the effort, the author has focused only on Articles 15 (4), 16 (4) and 46 of the Indian Constitution, as well as Articles 341, 342, and 342 of the Indian Constitution.The author is relying on books, articles, newspapers, and online databases for this paper's analytic and descriptive methodologies.Analysis of Article 15 and 16 of the Indian Constitution to determine whether or not the reservation policy is satisfactory and accomplishes its stated goals.Article 15 (4) and Article 16 (4) of India's Constitution are the only ones that will be discussed in this paper.Case law has also been used in the author's research. What is the notion of reservation policy in India, and what is its purpose? What is the author's conclusion? In terms of reservation, who are the most vulnerable members of society? Which reservations issues need to be addressed?.