Important educational reforms badly needed.
1. Free & compulsory education only upto class 8(Age 14)
2. After that whether govt or private school/college should charge same fees appropriate to facility & location.
3. Professional education to be sponsored by industry /employers.
@AbhishBanerj The first few steps to be taken to improve education system in India
1. Stop all pass system. Filtering should start from class 8.
2. Increase the eligibility marks limit to 80% and above for entrance examination.
3. Students with quality and merit study professional courses.
Government bends down on FCRA 2.0 ....This is democracy as envisaged by our forefathers . Opppose , Oppose , Oppose has become the new norm of Opposition parties.
My observation-
There is no cement production at
ACC Madukkarai plant and Malabar Cement Walayar plant. They might be importing cement from Ambuja or Other cement companies and packing in these units.
@theskindoctor13 This situation is happening all over India now. In Keralam this type of happening in families is reported since 2010. God only can save us
Following indian politics from 2014. My views
1.Modi-12 years as PM has uprooted the politics of many families.
2. New parties which has about 2 years age started winning elections.
3.Created lot of political imbalances.
4. AS is over working.
5.Too much dependence on NaMo
@dgshipping_IN@PrasharSdp
The SSTP training record book for officer cadets / crew , and its madatory updation /completion data on time , should be made fully digital online under DGMA portal to stop widespread corruption and forging of signatures .#Online SSTP record
@PrasharSdp@dgshipping_IN The reason why zero action by DGMA - all knows. Only Money
Money matters. Corruption at peak for all types of human interface.
The reasons for flood like situation in Kerala are -
1. Silting of river beds , lakes , dams , canals , check dams.
2. Blocking the natural flow of water .
3. Encroachments along rivers and water bodies.
4. Encroachments on W 'ghat hilly areas and construction.
5. Zero planning.