Dear @Madhu_Bangarapp@DrMCSudhakar
I would like to highlight the issue with the current admission rules for L.K.G. The strict prohibition of admitting children less than a day to 4 years old is resulting in a significant age gap among students.
Landed in Thiruvananthapuram on a special day — September 23, the autumnal equinox, is one of the two days of the year when the sun appears sequentially in each of the windows of the Gopuram of the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple. Just amazing to think the Gopuram was rebuilt 260 years ago with none of today’s technology available, and they got it perfectly aligned with the sun’s course. This pic was at sunrise. The sun will appear in the fourth window at dusk, as it sinks into the horizon. 🙏
@drmcsudhakar We would like to take this opportunity to request that you take steps to ensure that no bribes are asked for at the doorstep when delivering these documents. This is a serious issue, and it is important to protect the integrity of this initiative.
@drmcsudhakar Thank you for this initiative to provide home delivery of ekhata, birth, death certificates, and other documents. This is a great way to make it easier for people to access these important documents, and I am grateful for your leadership on this issue.
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What people think will change our country:
[1] Debating which political party is the 'best'.
[2] Supporting extreme capitalism (businesses built on public debt) in the name of nationalism.
[3] Supporting statue building being done on public money in the name of development.
What will actually change our country:
[1] Supporting small/mid businesses. Better to have 1000, 1Cr businesses; than 1, 1000 Cr business.
[2] Being accountable. And, displaying better civic sense. Following queues, driving safely, not destroying public property.
[3] Developing critical thinking through better education. Improving skills, so that the overall productivity of the economy goes up.
Another day, another political party highlights its freebies.
Please understand three things:
[1] You are the one EVENTUALLY paying for freebies, in the form of higher TAXES or INFLATION.
[2] Dolling out freebies starts a MAD RACE. One party announces it, then the next, then the next.
[3] Freebies are disguised as WELFARE. But, it is pure politics.
It is fairly easy to do something called as 'feasibility studies' on a specific action.
For example what is the ROI of giving free electricity? (why not do the same for everything else: free education, free water, free house, free car, free cooler?)
Unless the impact of freebies can be quantified, politicians will keep taking advantage of this ambiguity. And call "vote buying through freebies" as "welfare".
Wake up. There is no free lunch!
PS: Before you tag me as being anti, party X or Y, please read my other Tweets on the topic of freebies. I have made this point about several major political parties.
I'm pro economics, not pro-X party.
you are the beacon of hope in resolving the pressing issue of L.K.G admissions.
Parents and children eagerly look to your leadership and expertise for a prompt resolution. #EducationMinister#HopeForResolution
Dear @Madhu_Bangarapp@DrMCSudhakar
I would like to highlight the issue with the current admission rules for L.K.G. The strict prohibition of admitting children less than a day to 4 years old is resulting in a significant age gap among students.
It's concerning that a child who is just 1 day older can be a whole year ahead academically. Can we reconsider this aspect to ensure a fairer system for all students? #EducationReform#AgeAdmissionFlexibility
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