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Measures to reduce dropout rate & to increase ST literacy rate

Measures to reduce dropout rate & to increase ST literacy rate
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 05, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Education is considered as the backbone of development, both at the individual household and societal levels. Educating the tribal children has been a challenge for the Government ...

Education is considered as the backbone of development, both at the individual household and societal levels. Educating the tribal children has been a challenge for the Government for various socio-cultural, economic, ecological and administrative reasons. Government is redesigning its strategies to create an enabling ecosystem of equal opportunity for quality education for ST children.

One of the major concerns of Tribal education is the low ST literacy rate and high ST drop-out rate.

Reducing the ST drop-out rates in Class I to X is a challenge. Bringing them back and to gainfully utilizing those who have already dropped out requires extreme care, sensitivity, imagination and meticulous planning.

Through this platform, Ministry of Tribal Affairs invites ideas, suggestions, views, opinions, solutions, criticism, and best practices from citizen for innovative interventions.

Challenges of Tribal Education in India: https://mygov.in/frontendgeneral/pdf/challenges-of-tribal-education-in-i...

Last date for sending your suggestions is 4th January, 2015.

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Nivas Dhavala
Nivas Dhavala 11 years 7 months ago
Sir Subject- NRI members of Parliament. As more and more Indians are living abroad it's time to have them represented in the Parliament. This can be easily done by dividing by global regions and number of citizens. This will improve India's image abroad. Countries like Greece and Italy have this systems.
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Nivas Dhavala
Nivas Dhavala 11 years 7 months ago
Recently I watched Vajpaiji's speech on YouTube. The subject is internal security. When Mohammed Ghajani invaded India he mentioned that the responsibility to defend the contrary was given to few selected and rest of the citizens were watching on the sidelines. I think today's situation is also the same. My idea is to introduce compulsory Army service for men and women of India for at least 2years. This procedure is successfully implemented in Countries like Singapore and Israel.
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dharmendra tanwar
dharmendra tanwar 11 years 7 months ago
Plzread in hindi - ST literacy and dropout measure problem mainly for rural area.kyuki sarkaro ki policy rahi hei cash scholership for ST!STSC&OBC scholership aap batae govt. School mei ground zero se education zero/sannata hei.. Bachcha sikhega hi nahi to paas kaun babajika thulloo hoga. Kisi ka bhi bachcha school padhne jata hei har mata - pita ka sapna hota hei ki kuchh kare kuchh ban jae. Magar govt.School mei entry karte hi uske sapne tut jate he kyunki waha na techers hei na education
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Swapan Kumar Majumdar
Swapan Kumar Majumdar 11 years 7 months ago
sarba sikhsha abhiyan is a good project of our country and it is implemented through out of India resulting the dropout cases and increase in the literacy rates in the Tribal people. In Andaman the Adim Janajati "JARAWA" people's are demanding for school to the Gram Pradhan. It was hearing before the committee came from Delhi. Second factor is that, poor people are gradually understand that "education" is the best medicine for cure for indigence, prevention of health, and growth knowledge etc.
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vikas singh
vikas singh 11 years 7 months ago
my message for agriculture minister and narendra modi sir . formers are very puzzeld to take your crops. sugarcane crops are destroyed with insects disease about 3 yrs .their kisan credit card (kcc) loans intrest are hiked day by day. formers can't pay your loans. some banks employees misbehave with formers. banks send recovery agent in formers homes. banks employees misbehave with formers. they do not any idea for formers. Every banks have your special brokers who provides loans for former .
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khushbu shah
khushbu shah 11 years 7 months ago
hello friends !! :) I would like to suggest my insights on this topic.. first of all we should understand their culture their customs in which they are living.. then we should study the reasons of why they don't want to continue the education on the basis of reasons we can make special syllabus.. which they like and which will help them in future.. so that the need can be taken care.. plz comment and give advice
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Rajneesh kumar
Rajneesh kumar 11 years 7 months ago
Hello,,, I don't know much but I think new govt. Also weak in coal. Recently I saw in news govt going to coal auction and prices/ Ton as previous no change... I want only that govt go through carefully about coal matters .....kahin aisha na ho jaishy congress ka coal ne satyanash kiya.......deals strongly with coal matters....jish se media aur janta apki kayal ho jaye
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BHOOMA KUMARI
BHOOMA KUMARI 11 years 7 months ago
Language might be different-so we can rope in locals who have some school education to go individually door to door canvassing along with teachers appointed. Films showing heroes & heroines experiencing fruits of education can be screened. Volunteers from other parts of the country can be asked to perform songs, music shows and visually appealing dramas to attract them to schools. Schools should offer health drink in morning & evening, lunch in noon so that they will be wanting to come to school
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