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• On becoming the Chief Minister of Bihar for second time in 1980, amendment was made in the reservation policy so as to provide that backward candidates selected on their own merit ( without availing benefits of reservation policy ) would not be counted within the reserved quota, i. e., they would be adjusted within the general quota.
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• To have 50 percent reservation in elected and constitutional bodies in order to empower women for becoming instruments of economic activity in rural areas.
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• Heinz Kessler ( 1920 ), general in the National People's Army, Minister of Defense in the Ministerrat, and representative in the Volkskammer of the German Democratic Republic
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