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Ramdas Athawale stresses the need for a caste census to ensure social justice by assessing employment distribution among communities and crafting inclusive government policies.

Athawale Advocates for Caste Census

Caste census key to justice: Athawale

Ramdas Athawale stresses the need for a caste census to ensure social justice by assessing employment distribution among communities and crafting inclusive government policies.

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale on Wednesday said a caste census is essential to understand the representation of different communities in public and private sector jobs.
Responding to a question during a press conference, the Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment said he has been raising the demand for a caste census for many years.
"I had launched this campaign back in 1998," he said, adding that the exercise would provide critical data to assess how much employment each caste group has secured in both the government and private sectors.
He emphasised that caste-wise data is essential to ensure social justice and equal opportunity.
"To collect information about any community, it is important to conduct a caste census. The advantage of this enumeration is that we will know which castes need more empowerment," Athawale said.
The minister argued that only a comprehensive understanding of the socio-economic status of various castes would help the government formulate inclusive policies.
"Empowering every caste group is possible only when we know their real condition," he added.

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale on Saturday while describing the foreign origin issue of Sonia Gandhi as meaningless, said that if she was unwilling, she should have made NCP supremo Sharad Pawar as the Prime Minister in 2004 instead of Manmohan Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
Speaking on Sonia's foreign origin, Athawale asked that if Kamala Harris can become Vice President of the US then why couldn't Sonia Gandhi, a citizen of India, couldn't become the Prime Minister?
Athawale's remarks come as Manmohan Singh celebrates his birthday on Sunday.

Sonia should have become PM or chosen Pawar over Manmohan: union minister & BJP ally

Union Minister and NDA&nbsp;ally&nbsp;Ramdas Athawale&nbsp;has said that Sonia Gandhi should have become the prime minister when UPA&nbsp;came to power in 2004.
Saying that&nbsp;the argument surrounding her foreign roots is meaningless,&nbsp;Athawale&nbsp;added that if Indian-origin Kamala&nbsp;Harris can become the Vice-President of US, why can't Sonia Gandhi who is an Indian citizen become the Prime Minister.&nbsp;
He also suggested that if Sonia Gandhi was unwilling to become the PM then she should chosen NCP&nbsp;chief Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;and not Manmohan&nbsp;Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
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He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
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Union Minister and NDA&nbsp;ally&nbsp;Ramdas Athawale&nbsp;has said that Sonia Gandhi should have become the prime minister when UPA&nbsp;came to power in 2004.
Saying that&nbsp;the argument surrounding her foreign roots is meaningless,&nbsp;Athawale&nbsp;added that if Indian-origin Kamala&nbsp;Harris can become the Vice-President of US, why can't Sonia Gandhi who is an Indian citizen become the Prime Minister.&nbsp;
He also suggested that if Sonia Gandhi was unwilling to become the PM then she should have&nbsp;chosen NCP&nbsp;chief Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;and not Manmohan&nbsp;Singh.
He further said that had Pawar become the country's PM in 2004, the Congress' position would have been strengthened and that party could have been saved from its present precarious condition.
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Union Minister Athawale meets Kangana at her home 

As the war between Kangana Ranaut and Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;continues, Union minister Ramdas Athawale on Thursday met the actress at her residence.

Kangana&nbsp;Vs Sena: Athawale&nbsp;meets actress Athawale&nbsp;has been vocal in Kangana's&nbsp;support&nbsp; Kangana&nbsp;visits office after partial&nbsp;demolished&nbsp;

As the war between Kangana Ranaut and Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;continues, Union minister Ramdas Athawale on Thursday met the actress at her residence.&nbsp;
Athawale has been vocal in his support for Kangana with activists of his party RPI gathering outside Mumbai airport when she arrived.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, earlier on Thursday, Kangana Ranaut&nbsp;visited her office in Mumbai where BMC had demolished&nbsp;some portions of her office on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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