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Words on Indian society should not
only be literate, it should
also be educated".
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Role of Students in eradicating Illiteracy.
Karuna, Staff Reporter.
Science was born and survives only by questions. The whole foundation of science is questioning. And as parents and teachers well know, children are the source of unending questions. Hence, 'child is the first scientist'.
It is very important for every parent to be willing to make the effort to guide children to be good human beings - enlightened and hardworking. The teacher, the child's window to learning and knowledge, has to play the role model in generating creativity in the child. This triangle is indeed the real role model I can think of. I would even go to the extent of saying that if parents and teachers show the required dedication to shape the lives of the young, India would get a new life. As it is said: Behind the parents stands the school, and behind the teacher the home.
A proper education would help nurture a sense of dignity and self-respect among our youth. These are qualities no law can enforce - they have to be nurtured ourselves. A nation's wealth is the young generation of the country. When they grow up, who can be the role models? Mother, father and elementary school teachers play a very important part as role models. When the child grows up, the role models will be national leaders of quality and integrity in every field including the science, technology and industry.
I hope that e-techno teachers who teach and inspire the young students will continue their unmatched and noble services in the years to come, thus ensuring the march of Indian brilliance in every field.
I hope that e-techno students with their innovative approach would give India a new stature in the world. These students after getting enriched with skills using technology will use their skills to develop health care, tele-medicine, to remove illiteracy, generate skills and for e-governance and tele-education. I hope they will transform the nation into a knowledge society with IT as the linking tool.
However, there are a large number of people in our society, particularly among the educated urban elites who do not follow these traditional rules of purity. Eating in each other’s homes and in restaurants is common among well-educated people of diverse backgrounds, especially when they belong to the same economic class. For these people knowing who has prepared the food and who is serving it is not important until the basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene are not violated. Meat and other non- vegetarian dishes are not a taboo. Even alcohol to an accepted limit where one does not lose one’s mind is not prohibited. India is called a melting pot of various castes, creeds, communities and religious groups.
It is extremely difficult to maintain such rigid divisions.