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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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Ratan Prakash_1
Ratan Prakash_1 10 years 11 months ago
The government should start giving subsidies for higher education rather than giving it for lpg,etc.The banks should be giving loans for higher education without any interest rates.
Vikas Bagga_2
Vikas Bagga_2 10 years 11 months ago
There is lack of funding for govt schools. We can monetise school real estate create multi store yes complex in school and use upper floors for leading for tuitions , care counselling centres, English teaching classes, vocational training etc and lease out the space to private operators after due checks. Keep good security generate revenues for school and provide better teachers and amenities in govt schools. The people hiring space can be used as resources for classes in govt schools also.
Vikas Bagga_2
Vikas Bagga_2 10 years 11 months ago
We lack funding for government run schools and as a result are not able to get good committed teachers and staff. There are a lot of working women who have left their careers for family and would like to get back to work. Govt schools on probation of 3-5 years can be a good model.
Diva_1
Diva_1 10 years 11 months ago
In order to improve education as a whole , students need to be motivated to generate ideas.[keyword : motivate not force] There is need for better scholarships . Admissions to university should be based on student's communication ability + their project/research proposal like in universities abroad. Not asking to consider marks unimportant but thing is makrs aren't the only thing one can use to test brain .
MANOHAR KURUPARAN CHETTIAR
MANOHAR KURUPARAN CHETTIAR 10 years 11 months ago
Marking system in India is divided into 2 internal and external in various fields. Where students have to waste enough money to prepare projects which go useless after the submission. Govt can generate capital,new ideas,new scientists by just handing over of Govt projects to the students of various sectors like Engineering,Commerce etc in order to gain internal marks this change will bring interest among the students to contribute for the development of our country and also save their money.
SEELAM RAJASEKHAR REDDY
SEELAM RAJASEKHAR REDDY 10 years 11 months ago
Give them the provision to study with the help of NGOs and make compulsory education for kids with hostel facility for the poor make sure the amount spent for the education and research more than the amount spent on subsides for private companies.
Gokul Deepak
Gokul Deepak 10 years 11 months ago
Simply follow steps taken by Hon'ble CM Thiru K.Kamarajar, Tamilnadu. 1.Free Education is not enough to attract students. they should not be hungry to read good. Even though Mid Day meal scheme is good at India, Global hunger index,2009 reported that there exists malnutrition.so Provide millet. 2.Teachers should be well paid so that more talented teachers will be there at schools who knows to handle even first generation literates. 3.Every panchayats should be encouraged to administer schools
Brigadier Ashwani Kumar
Brigadier Ashwani Kumar 10 years 11 months ago
In response to PMs views on interview. For last seven years I have been conducting training for youth in these two disciplines ie;interview and group discussions. I have had excellent results in interviews of MNCs, pilots and central services. If regular batches of 15-20 such poor youth, who need to appear in such interviews and GD are sent to me for one/maximum two weeks, I shall provide world class training to them Free of Cost and ensure that they will pass these hurdles with flying colours.
Rajesh Tibrewala
Rajesh Tibrewala 10 years 11 months ago
The goal is not very well articulated. What do we mean by "marginalised youth"? Is it the youth living in orphanages, juvenile homes, prisons. And those working in the unskilled sector? If yes, then we need: 1. A campaign to motivate these youth and to make them aware of the benefits of literacy. Specifically, it should clearly articulate how being literate helps ones quality of life. 2. Literacy centres where youth can go to learn when they can afford to - cannot be like a school.
nidhikumari
nidhikumari 10 years 11 months ago
nidhi,me ak student hu aj jab me apne desh ke student ko dekhti hu to koi gold medalist .kisi ke 12 me ache number hai magar hmare desh me lakho bche hai Jo a digree lake ghar me bete hai ya phir koi choti se navkri kar rhe hai aaj hmare desh me talent ki kami nhi hai magar unko sahra chair Jo unhe vaha se lejaye unki ugh sr.aaj completion bad gya hai lekin India ek democratic country hai magar education me ptna nhi kha democracy kha chla jata