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What measures are required to be taken to improve literacy among the marginalised youth

What measures are required to be taken to improve literacy among the marginalised youth
Start Date :
Jun 24, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
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ankita nema
ankita nema 11 years 3 weeks ago
i think the best solution is each and every person give there contribution to resolve this problem.we all know that every year 1 to 2 lakh students graduated and only 50000 students got the proper job and every year ratio to be doubled its quiet hardly to provide a job to all so why be used this things if 1,50000 lakh students give there contribution to improve literacy so thinks where our country stands. literacy as well as umemployment both problem are resolved at max. limit..continue...
Russel Mehta
Russel Mehta 11 years 3 weeks ago
There should be a program created where teachers from affluent schools in major cities should go to school in small towns and villages for a teachers training program or give a guest lecture to the kids studying in the village schools #educationforeveryone
Indudhar tm
Indudhar tm 11 years 3 weeks ago
News: Maharashtra Govt to derecognise Madrasas not teaching primary subjects. ---My comment Necessarily one must have Education according to today's development, knowledge and degrees to earn today's day today expenditures. But Education must be not of ancient but, according to today's scenario. It's good Maharashtra took a very good initiative and inspiration to all states and bring everyone to the same platform to withdraw reservations and synonymous to PM's promise 'सब का साथ सब का विकास'
Shubham Kumar_36
Shubham Kumar_36 11 years 3 weeks ago
i think about 80% peoples don't know about the internet and computers. so we will have to give the proper knowledge of computer and internet before launching e-education. you will have invest to introduce computer education courses in the villages to increase the skills of youth. before investing to introduce in e-education .
Manish Shriniwas Varma
Manish Shriniwas Varma 11 years 3 weeks ago
हमारे देश की शिक्षा का स्तर ऊंचा करने हेतु , हमे सरकारी पाठशाला का स्तर को सुधारने की आवश्यकता है । आज जिस तेजी से प्राइवेट अंग्रेजी पाठशालाओं की बढ़ती संख्या हमे हमारे सरकारी पाठशाला का अस्तित्व ही खतरे में नजर आ रहा है । यदि हम सर्वशिक्षा अभियान पर हजारो करोड़ का निधि खर्च कर रहे है , उसक बदले हमे सरकारी पाठशालाओं से उम्मीद से कम सफलता मिल रही है । प्राइवेट पाठशालाओं पर सरकार का कठोर से कठोर नियंत्रण हो ।
Rohan raj
Rohan raj 11 years 3 weeks ago
#education #narendramodi g I have just graduated as an engineer and am from bihar.Realising that education is the solution to every problem in our country i would like to say "please make computer labs with number of computers to b fixed by government and a library mandatory in all the schools".especially in villages where the village studemts are deprived of these facilities.i believe it would b a great step. #narendramodi
RAJ CHETRY
RAJ CHETRY 11 years 3 weeks ago
every competetive exam is now a days based on seat reservation but seat reserved is should be done for poor peoples i watched out many doctors ward couldn't score well in entrance exam who belongs to ST category but still couldnt got good marks then also he got admitted in college with such a low marks being ward of a doctor but what of candidate with some other category their parents are not doctor still they score god marks but cant get admitted its poor so poor to hear being what MERITOUS AN.
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RAJ CHETRY
RAJ CHETRY 11 years 3 weeks ago
ITs not bad that only wards of literate always shine in future its the chance should also given to illiterate parents who wants their child too to shine but they couldn't shine today every competitve exam is going day by day tough and those parents who r very much well know in how teach could only clear it there parents can teach them for 24 hours with them but if what can parents with illiteracy do for their child they can just afford money somehow for their ward to join somecoaching which too
Mamtha BK
Mamtha BK 11 years 3 weeks ago
I like to volunteer to 4 schools in a radius of 4 Km around my house,,, in reality there are 4 schools with students coming from labourers family who work in and around the coffee plantations of the westernghat region. I live in Hirekolale, chikmagalur,Karnataka. I like to empower these children with digital technology and its know-how's. How can govt take my services,,, I do not like to be exploited by any politicians and suffer from bureaucratic corruption. My intention is purely service
Chaitanya raju
Chaitanya raju 11 years 3 weeks ago
0.What if there is a community Center in every village so everyone can come and learn. 1.Giving Basic Internet for studies 2.May be removing all Subsidies for castes and genders and just support people who doesn't have money to study. Should find a way to find who doesnt have money and support them. no need of giving money for castes, Just waste of money. 3.Controlling the fee for schools and colleges. not possible with private but Gov. Should order the schools or colleges to control fee.