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The Backward Classes Commission headed by L G Havanur-1975, also called the Havanur Report, was submitted to the Karnataka Government on 19 November 1975. The report profiles, classifies and favours reservation for backward classes. It also lays down guidelines for the apportionment of the reservation for the various backward classes in India. The Havanur Report was instrumental in constituting a reservation policy to be implemented in government organisations, educational and other institutions. Rest of them are important committees related to the implementation, study and revival of Panchayati Raj system.
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