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Long time no see my children

A recent report on the welfare of SCs and STs, prepared by a parliamentary committee in July 2023, documented the indifferent attitude of all union-government departments toward ensuring adequate representation in various posts… The committee found that as of January 2021, SC and ST representation in Group A jobs was about 13 percent and five percent, respectively-below the constitutional requirement of 15 percent and 7.5 percent. In Group C posts, excluding sanitation workers, SCs and STs had a representation of about 18 percent and 7 percent, the only category where their representation was at, or slightly above, their population proportion. However, in Group C posts that included sanitation workers, SC and ST representation jumped to almost 50 percent and 9.8 percent, indicating that menial jobs are the only areas where SCs have a significant presence even in the union government.

Sagar, ‘Foundational Flaws’, Caravan

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「Technology Liberation Alliance」 Rin＆Sagar "It's a pity that the flowers in this flower shop have been neglected for too long, and all of them have withered ..."

"Yes ... it seems that I just heard that two shopkeepers went out by train not long ago, and they haven't come back yet ..."

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Another doll for an NPC in one of the campaigns I'm playing in. Queer little shit with no filter, we love him

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The versatile snouts of sloth bears like Sagar are unique in the bear world. Combined with their long claws that don't retract, they're equipped with the perfect tools to forage for insects and other nutritious food. Their rubbery flexible nose also gives them each individual character. But sadly their sensitive snouts are the means of their exploitation to "dance" at the end of a rope. Sagar lives that our Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre.

This photo was taken by staff photographer Lenu.

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