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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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satish Verma
satish Verma 10 years 11 months ago
at present the nation is suffering with various hurdles in its development and the role of parliamentary system is totally found failed in present status of democratic nature . remembering the quote of Dr APK Kalam the india can be saved from all types of corruption only by mother father and his teacher and by no one others.this thing must be kept in mind .education can not be implemented by law but by sacrifices.
Kripa Shankar Lal_1
Kripa Shankar Lal_1 10 years 11 months ago
Marginalised youth are those whose families are too poor to afford education in good schools and colleges. These families employ their young children early in life in petty jobs to earn income for the family. Therefore, there is urgent need for the government to not only provide free education for them in government schools and colleges, but also provide some incentives, e.g.nutritious meals, scholarships etc. The parents are to be educated about virtues of education for their children.
satish Verma
satish Verma 10 years 11 months ago
literacy does not mean only doing signature but getting quality education in such a way that he can be use ful in national interest. quality education must be free to all and it should not be degree oriented but job oriented . one common body like NCERT should make national policy for education who can make one syllabus for all so that every body can get only one type of good education.Quality and moral education is the need of our nation now a days which can only save our nation from all count
sumit vatsa
sumit vatsa 10 years 11 months ago
Hello Team I have some ideas 1. MAKE EDUCATION COMPULSORY FOR ANY SCHEME OR BENEFITS GIVEN BY GOV. 2. Improve the level of education by employing good teachers. 3. Teachers shouldn't employ on the basis of caste but on merit. 4. Some programmes must be circulated so as to share the points of benefits of education.
Sriparna Chatterjee
Sriparna Chatterjee 10 years 11 months ago
I think "Teach for India" is a good concept and I really appreciate the effort. In govt schools, providing good quality teachers and amenities is a basic essential. Identifying industries/ companies who can specifically target their CSR obligations towards Education would be a good idea. Educating the parents through incentive's to the child would also a good approach.
sandeep kapur
sandeep kapur 10 years 11 months ago
Govt should make primary education upto 8 std free in govt schools and bring all schools under One board and make it cumpolsary to have ncert books in caricullum.
Naresh Mundhada
Naresh Mundhada 10 years 11 months ago
In goverments School teahers give traning quality base education and pay sallery as per his tallents. they paly very impotants rols to meke future of india
baijnath maurya
baijnath maurya 10 years 11 months ago
I am belong middle class family with rural area back ground. I learned with my personal experienced that High the new generation promote toward technical. So The govt should hire some people well educated teacher who work as a volunteer in the cities in a quarterly camp around 15days and govt should order to private sector employee also work as a volunteer to share their knowledge be practically or without any fees. And promote to rural area youth to show theirself. I seen lot people in village.
ABHISHEK MANDAL
ABHISHEK MANDAL 10 years 11 months ago
Education in India is more theorytical than being practical.education system should be designed in such a way that it actually gets worked with the practical world. For example: computers are teached the same way when we are in childhood and also when we study any graduation course.people dont even get any external idea about the computer using after any kind of course. i say that it should be industry based training so that it can develop the education system as employment