Monday, 15 February 2010

Requesting PM and CM for regular visit to schools

After a long chilly interval, this year's first discussion took place with fresh energy, vigour and ideas and a new hope for realising all our dreams and a striving to achieve more marks in more fields to serve more people.
The much awaited student council was formed today which consist of student coordinators of different schools and colleges. The council took shape to make education the biggest issue and for addressing and raising the burning issues of society by the students.
The students placed their first proposal of regular and unorganized visits of prime minister and chief ministers to schools. The values are instilled in the students and the process of future making begins right from the school, where children learn and catch things that comes their way. The young students should be well connected with the decision makers of the society.
These visits, the students instead, should not be mere formalities, instead, they should be unorganized meetings with the growing kids that creates a shared bond between the young minds and the expressed ones.
Our system makers should reach out to kids and prepare them for the inheritance of responsibilities of the nation in future; to see how they are groomed and the values they receive from schools and around.
The children will take this as a pleasant surprise and will feel secured under the guidance and counselling of caring leaders. The leaders will also feel satisfied after monitoring the growth of the future torch bearers, and if they don't, they will take corrective measures to ensure a good quality of life in society for the individual. The student council members felt that the time and security of the prime Minister and chief ministers is very important but knowing this, they put forth this proposal as the process of nation building is equally important and it will be most yielding when the chain of bonding links all.
The care and affection shown will create a wave in the student community and they will respond with positive outcomes and will strive to achieve what we lack today- a harmonious society.
Students' Oxygen movement view
07/02/2010

4 comments:

aprajita singh said...

I think it's a great idea. This would immensely increase the accountability of school authorities. Think of the roads, traffic lights and the transformation that a Prime Minister or Chief Minister's visit brings in physical infrastructure. These visits can do wonders to the quality of education in schools specially government run ones.

Anonymous said...

In my opinion all the politicians and govt. officials kids should be compelled to study at Govt. schools the quality will improve automatically. This happens because their kids go to so called elite school. Even further people appearing for Govt. job should have studied for at least five years in govt. schools to make them eligible for the job.

PrAcHi said...

GOOD EVENING SIR I THINK WE SHOULD 1ST TEACH A STUDENT TO BE A GOOD HUMAN BEING AND THEN ANYTHING ELSE. I AM VERY SHAMEFUL TO SAY THAT INDIA WHICH IS KNOWN FOR IT S RESPECT TOWARDS THEIR ELDERS IS NOW GETTING INSPIRED FROM WESTERN CULTURE. IT IS NOT HARMFUL TO FOLLOW WESTERN CULTURE. BUT TO LEAVE OUR OWN CULTURE ,NOT REGARD YOUR PARENTS TELLING THAT IT IS OUT OF FASHION IS REALLY AMAZING. I WAS SHOCKED WHEN I HEARD TELLING A MAN TO HIS PARENTS THAT HE DOES NOT WANT TO KEEP HIS PARENTS AS IT DAMAGE HIS PERSONALITY AND MODESTY. I STRONGLY FEEL THAT IF A PERSON DO NOT GIVE RESPECT TO HIS PARENTS NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO LIVE ON THIS EARTH.IT IS THE QUESTION TO ALL THE STUDENTS ARE YOU STUDYING ONLY FOR YOUR COUNTRY AND YOUR PARENTS?

PrAcHi said...

ARE YOU ONLY STUDYING FOR YOUR SELF.ARE YOUR PARENTS AND YOUR COUNTRY NOT YOUR RESPONSIBILITY?