Why public policy must keep pace with social change
India, Oct. 17 -- In April 2026, Bode Ramachandra Yadav launched the BC Dharma Deeksha, an indefinite hunger strike in Vijayawada, subsequently expanding the movement into a statewide Dharma Yuddham campaign aimed at strengthening the political voice, constitutional rights, and economic opportunities of historically disadvantaged communities. Advocating the socio-economic and political empowerment for BCs, SCs, STs, and minorities, Bode demands include a BC Protection Act, comprehensive caste census, 1,000 acres in Amaravati for BC communities, and enhanced reservations and political representation.
Ultimately, Census 2027 should be viewed as an opportunity to improve the quality of public decision-making rather than as an automatic mand...
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