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education the biggest issue
by binod singh on Mar 29, 2007 03:31 PM

Why we need to travel 60 km from patna to find out good school? That school is fine but what about my mohalla school where three schools are running in two ROOMS(reported by hindustan, patna on 27-3-2007 page3).
It was sad to read some arguments on discussion board. Accept the fact which is applicable to our country and not only for Bihar that we have not utilised the human resources of our country.
For example China has 5laks vocational tranning institute where we got only 11 thousand. In China there are 18 laks schools but we are satisfied with only 9 laks 70 thousand only. This is mere number,we must see the quality. Forget fighting and try to make education the biggest issue. We must concerned about the growing complexes among students and the huge gap between the so called 'good schools' and 'bad schools'. On the one hand there are lacks of children who are unable to receive primary education, hence we can barely expect anything from them, and on the other there are those well educated children who might grow up to become high ranked officials and hold important posts. Unfortunately though, we cannot expect much from these people too. The educated commit bigger crimes than the uneducated. They take bribes and are involved in huge scams, as if its education that had provided them with the skills to become better criminals! Thus we find that both the educated and the uneducated fall in the same category, something that is strictly unacceptable in a society.%u201CBacche man ke sacche, we are all aware of this beautiful song. We believe that every child is born pure, with no hatred and ill feelings against anyone but growing up in this society, he begins to change and shed that childhood innocence. He starts differentiating himself from others and moulds himself according to the existing system. He becomes a part of the system, only to find out later that the system he belonged to was a corrupt one. He tries to change himself once again and might be successful in doing so...........but what about the 'system'? Who will change the system? Isn't everyone suffering because of it? It is our duty to try to change the system so that no one else suffers because of it in the future.
We need to have schools and quality tranning in school so that we can have statesman coming after completing their education, not white collar criminals.

binod singh, oxygenamovement.org

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