INDIAN EDUCATION IN future

In a trendy world, Education has become a part of the survival of being. The level of the educational system is based on the country’s development. Such a process of gaining knowledge is called as an Education.

Among various countries, our Indian Education is exceptional in such cases. Our educational system is pick up with the primary level and then move. On to higher or senior secondary. Further, they have to lead their ways in lifetime courses as “technology and professional” by means of their own, so-called Graduation. Both technological and professional courses had a sufficient scope for the young generation.

With these enriching qualities, our educational system also has to struggle among ignorant people. In India, nearly 30 million pupils at the age of 10 to 16 did not know about schooling. It will be a prodigious drawback for Indian Education in the future. This drawback was held because of the reasons like less number of schools in rural India, and unfilled vacancies of teacher and make the far distance to get schooling, expenses spending for Education. As the rich became richer, the learner became a scholar but the unbeknownst people remains the same, by the time passes their day to day life became worse. The only solution is to change unawareness among our Tri-Colour Nation is to educate everyone. It is possible nowadays.

Compulsory school education must proclaim every part of India. Heraldically government should take its own risk for well being of educating people. It will result in a drastic change to younger India to face its economic crisis.

Education is digitalized nowadays, but it was not familiar with everyone. Only people who are in metropolitan cities are gaining their luxurious moves.E-learning is not wider for all. The reason behind it was our India is a staple agricultural county. Since the population covers 40%of elderly people whose life based on farming, some remaining of them got to push to live below the poverty line to free themselves from their own sufferings.

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Still, we can find child labor as we can see teenagers in a roadside hotel, grocery stores, construction workers, and so on working for their daily life. The government should strictly announce an outlaw to it. By executing free and compulsory education which is not a solution, it should be taken as a resolution to every citizen around here. Some Indian states are good at going free educating people, but the effort of these moves is not enough, it seems. Awaiting to see developed India.

How Covid-19 pandemic will change the way we live?

We are still in the foothills of the Covid-19 crisis but it is clear this major global event will have deep implication for our society structure and economy….

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Coronavirus pandemic has been the most traumatic experience of our lives. It will have a huge impact on us as individuals, as society and as a workforce. Although it’s hard to imagine right now, things will get to normal. Way of living and working has changed throughout the lockdown and will continue till it ends.
Five years later, corona virus or as we say covid-19, has brought the world to it’s knees. Businesses have been shut, schools and colleges are closed, travel banned.


Firstly, Covid has given a huge lift to E-learning. Educational institutions, business organizations have taken online education to a new level by offering classes and courses in an innovative way to keep their audience hooked at these times of lockdown. Students are signing up for online classes for entrance exams- JEE and NEET for upskilling. Several schools across the country have started online classes, students are attending classes virtually. Also, Television and radio are used for those without androids. Various organizations are conducting awareness for covid through online quizzes. Everything is converting to tech based structure.
Secondly, Work from Home, people are getting used to WFH culture. Many professional are now working from home. IT sectors, businesses are opting to work in home isolation. Even after lockdown relaxations, people are preferring to work form home due to the risk of infection in offices. Conferences and meetings are done by zoom and online work is prevailing. The uncertainty of end of corona leading to work from home. The culture has seeped into our living rooms with people especially, women, juggling between cooking, parenting and working at the same time. According to Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, WFH will become a norm in the post Covid world. Sanitizing things before use, social distancing, wearing mask in public is likely to continue as people have recognized the need to stay healthy more so, with no vaccine on covid in sight for a long time to come.
Thirdly, We have become more Hygiene conscious . People have started taking hygiene more seriously. Washing hands, using sanitizer , started as a compulsion is becoming a habit. Many NGO’S are creating awareness among the rural people to practice personal hygiene to lower the risk of getting infected. Health and hygiene brands have risen to the occasion and started campaigns for cleanliness. Demands of sanitizer has increased tremendously in urban cities. Sanitization is carried over houses, roads and public places. Sanitization tunnel are taking place to enter any area.
Fourthly, Social distancing changed the public places. Market complexes, railway station, shops, bus stands are changing and creating space for maintaining social distancing due to corona virus. Waiting in queues, a meter apart is seen all over the cities. Workplaces, schools, colleges will change to ensure distance. Public functions, marriages are observed with a new pattern with masks on faces of bride and groom. Small children playing in parks with masks.
As said, Necessity is the mother of Invention. A first look at these changes reveals that people from all the walks of life have imbibed the alterations. With a vaccine still months away and with the unconfirmed spectre of corona looming, the question no longer seems to be, “when this will end?” Instead some are started to say that the impact of such a pandemic, one that is truly global and may not be brought under control next year, could enormously alter how our societies are structured.

Meanwhile, we all have to understand that the current situation is like a tunnel and we don’t know how long the tunnel is, so better we should utilize the time for productive work and stay connected through each other with technology.

The Chinese Invasion

The Covid-19 virus, the Ladakh standoff and the Indian Prime Minister’s stress on self-reliance have led to multiple calls for the boycotting of Chinese products and the Asian country in its entirety. With the government announcing a 20 lakh crore package and Sonam Wangchuk detailing the various reasons to boycott Chinese products, the call for self-reliance has only gotten stronger.

The Make in India campaign has so far been unsuccessful in fulfilling the vision that the BJP led Indian government had set out to accomplish. However, it was a step in the right direction as the much-needed impetus for the Indian economy. Yet a total boycott of a country and it’s products is not feasible for a country like India and will take time. The superior quality Chinese products at affordable pricing are what led to the invasion of Chinese products in almost all countries including India. The “Atmanirbhar Campaign” will act as a catalyst to the dwindling “Make in India Campaign” that has underperformed.

However, a total like to like replacement of the Chinese hardware and software will take a lot of time. The current Indian hardware and software fail to match up to the Chinese standards. Yet the Indian industries will fail to develop and mould itself quickly unless there is a surge in demand and a dire need to do so. Thus the exclusion of Chinese products is a necessity for the Indian industries to develop which in turn will lead to a creation of jobs that will serve the economy and aid in much faster growth.

Indian citizens have been quick to attack Chinese products and softwares from its creation of the, “Remove China Apps” app that removes Chinese applications installed in your phone. TikTok, a Chinese app that has 467 million Indian users has contributed substantially to the revenue generated by the Chinese application. Initially, Indian netizens had first attacked the Chinese application over a feud between a TikToker and a Youtuber which led to the app being downgraded to a 1.3 rating from its initial 4.9 ratings. However, Google was quick to remove all the recent one-star ratings from the application. With Google pulling down the recent 1-star ratings, Indians have started uninstalling TikTok along with other Chinese applications like UC Browser, CamScanner etc over the Ladakh feud and with Sonam Wangchuk leading the campaign to remove Chinese apps within a week and Chinese hardware in a year. India imports goods worth more than 50 billion dollars from China in contrast to a miserly 2.5 billion dollars in exports to China.

If India proceeds with putting a halt to the Chinese invasion in its market, India would suffer from a paucity with regard to capital goods, machinery, electricals, chemicals to go along with intermediate and consumer goods. India’s heavy reliance on China makes it difficult to put an end to imports cold turkey. India should focus on a gradual decline in imports while developing a sustainable infrastructure for the production of goods in their own country. A sound infrastructure and production in India will give a major boost that India is in desperate need of. India can then finally be independent and their over-reliance on FDI can diminish.

E-Learning is boon or bane?

“We need to bring learning to people instead of people to learning” By- Elliot Masie

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E-Learning is a way of learning through the internet or electronic media. This provides opportunities to access education outside of a traditional classroom. In this, learning is done completely online.

The education seekers who are not able to attend classes in the Universities due to some reasons, like, they live in remote areas, they don’t have enough money or lack of time. E-Learning has removed this barrier and has made learning available for everyone, anytime and anywhere. It seems to be like a walk in the park as it is easy to access, easy to use, and, most importantly, it makes things elucidate.

It is said that ‘For learning, there is no age bar’ but, people of the old age group hesitate in going to schools or colleges because they think everyone will castigate them, but, E-Leaning has no age limit of learners, people of every age group are welcomed and provided all the learning resources and no one is going to humiliate or judge them there. 

Electronic learning is good for teachers as well, not every person who likes to teach become a teacher, but online education provided them with a chance to fulfill their dream and aspiration. For this, they do not require any infrastructure to teach students. All they need to do is just start teaching online, and achieve what they want.

Sitting in a class at a single place for so long makes learning tiresome and boring, studying online has no time limit or time barrier. You can learn and study anywhere at any time.

‘A coin has 2 sides’ this means that there are different ways of looking at or dealing with the same. 

Online learning requires smartphones, computers, or laptops which cannot be afforded by everyone. Students, who are arduous, and want to study and gain knowledge but, are not financially sound, can’t get benefits from this opportunity. Even if somehow they manage to buy electronic gadgets, but, are not able to buy internet packages regularly as internet packages now days are so costly.

Learning is something that requires interaction, questioning, and answering between a teacher and a student, but, sometimes it is not possible in live lectures and videoconferencing. Interaction is mandatory while learning, as queries clear the doubts.

To add to it, the health issue is a major problem faced by learners who attend online classes for more than 4-5 hours. This causes harm to their eyes, and sometimes make them peevish too.

The E-Learning industry is expanding day by day, and, it is tremendously growing further with better accessibility of learning tools. But, it has to be brushed up as it is found that e-Learners are not good communicators because they are not involved in any conversation while studying. Moreover, online instructors focus more on theory rather than practicals.

Summing it up with these line ‘E-Learning can’t be declared as a boon or a bane, everyone has their  perspective towards the new learning system, if one finds it suitable they’d surely make it a boon for them! 

Do School Students Get Holistic Learning?

As a parent, there are many pressing matters when it comes to your child’s future. Quoting something from the parenting manual would be, a dip in your child’s performance in a petty monthly test. The disappointment frown which follows and the thoughts of your child becoming a failure among their peers lingers in your minds. Parents always pin their dreams on the children and push them to study harder. Albeit, education should not just mean excelling academics but also becoming well-rounded individuals. Gaining knowledge has been set aside by acing tests or stack piling trophies and accolades. And this unfavourable situation has it’s roots well established by the education offered in schools.

As students what we learn constitute the major building blocks of our personality and character. The morals inculcated by parents contributes about one-fourth while knowledge provided by schools contributes to the rest. These become the impetus to one’s actions which defines a person. Tapping into a student’s artistic, poetic, spiritual or social approach should be something that schools should work towards and adopt a holistic approach in learning. In philosophy, holistic refers to a belief that all aspects of something are linked to one another and can be comprehended only as a whole. A Classic example of holistic learning is Nobel Laurette Rabindranath Tagore’s Shantiniketan.

(Clockwise) Rabindranath Tagore mid discourse; images of present-day Shantiniketan.

Shantiniketan (abode of peace) was Maharishi Debendranath Tagore’s brainchild. He stumbled upon the beauty of the area during his boat ride through Birhaum. What started as a spiritual centre welcomed everyone unbiasedly was transformed into a learning centre by none other than Rabindranath Tagore. He which envisaged a deep-rooted education for students from different cultures and connecting them to a wider world. His model school, was based on the Vedic tradition of Bhramacharya Ashram provided education end to end with teaching students their responsibilities, duties towards the community. The classes were held under the canopy of Chhatim trees, in open air scrapping the claustrophobia in a classroom. Thoughts and teachings would flow freely, a curriculum melding the traditional learning with western principles. Students were at a liberty to explore other unconventional talents, absorb about the nature and also fortified to give back to their society.

Holistic learning aims at developing a child’s physical, emotional, moral, psychological and spiritual intellect. It teaches children to create relationships with the environment, community and the people around them. Mainstream education deals with mechanical, scientific or logical aspect of a subject. For instance, a student is taught the processes of pollination in a flower and the botanical features, however schools ignore to teach them how to capture it’s beauty on paper, serenade about it’s attractiveness, pen down a poem on that fragrant garden or be entranced by it’s fragrance and escape into a moment of bliss. Dissecting a flower and plucking it to examine is easy, but there is an significant moral we disregard, ‘Plucking a pretty flower we love merely makes us more driven to be possessive over things we love, instead of caring and treasuring it.’ As an alternative of teaching them the harmful effects of global warming push them towards connecting with our nature emotionally and feel the sense of tranquillity in nature.

Dear readers, I’d like to ask a simple question that has popped in my mind. How often were you or your children taught in schools to respect it’s ancillary staff like the administrative staff, janitors, bus drivers or even those in your surroundings like the domestic help, the housekeeper, security men or even your usual vegetable vendors. The Government has definitely listed their services as ‘essentials’ but have we ever looked up to them with awe and not pity or even disgust. We often look spitefully at such professions, but left out on schooling them the value and contribution of every individual in the society. Shoving a few clothes or making generous contributions into a donation box for the distressed hit by a deluge is not identified as ‘social work’. Seldom do schools encourage students to visit an orphanage or rehabilitation centre, children learning centre in Singapore or a hospice for the aged to volunteer. Hardly any students have experienced the delight of giving a few moments of happiness to someone specially abled, helping them sketch a drawing, playing a hand at cards with an ignored veteran, the satisfaction after a good deed is fleeting yet cherishable. They are always trained to aim for more, best college or job opportunity.

Volunteering fosters a sense of responsibility and humanity.

Students need to be taught that nothing appears in black and white. As much as being determined to be successful is a positive approach, neglecting unconventional talents and tagging them as a distraction would just confine you to a small, mundane space in life. These interests help in escaping from the clock-tuned routine, keep you productive instead of slipping into a phase of depression, boredom and self-loathing; It helps you stand out from the herd, giving you those additional soft skills to make you a confident, strong-minded individuals. Your perspective of the surroundings changes with a different slant towards your society. For instance if you’re passionate on pursuing a career as a health professional but also have an interest for graphic designing, then it’s time to embrace it and hustle hard. Probably the future has an opportunity in store for you to open a clinic and guess who’ll be designing some catchy, promotional material for it.

Spanning through a few pages in History, we stumble upon many examples of the outcomes of a passé, regressive society. Adolf Hitler was a tyrant, ruthless dictator. However, his memoirs have mentioned his passion and dreams of pursuing arts. His father, like most parents detested his dreams and forced him to pursue a mechanical course. If his father gave wings to his dreams, probably events like the Holocaust would’ve never unfolded and Hitler would be known as a renowned peaceful and terrific artist.

If Hitler was an artist…

5 INFLUENTIAL female motorcycle Racers you should know about

Motorsport always been a men dominate sports you hardly ever heard about the female racers.Over the time there have been numerous amazing female bikers,but they all remain unmarked .

Here are 5 astonishing female bikers all around the globe who shares the passion for riding motorbikes.

Ana Carrasco

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Ana Carrasco is a Spanish motorcycle racer, she is only female competitor in MotoGP.

She made her debut on Team Kalvo KTM at the age of 16 and later that year in Malaysia she became the first female bike racer to achieve points in Moto3.

She who won the 2018 World Supersport 300 Championship riding a Kawasaki Ninja 400 with the David Salom Junior Team.

She becoming the first woman in history to win a World Championship in solo motorcycle road racing.

Jenny Tinmouth

Jenny Tinmouth is an English motorcycle racer.

She is the current female Isle of Man TT lap record holder, breaking the record during her first ever TT in 2009 and gaining a Guinness World Record for this achievement.

She then re-broke her own lap record during her second TT in 2010, with an average lap speed of 119.945 mph, gaining another Guinness World Record.

Jenny ran her own racing team known as Two Wheel Racing with Manx Glass & Glazing Ltd in support for the 2013 British Superbike Championship and today she runs her own team named Jenny Tinmouth Racing.

Maria Costello MBE

Marie Costello was only female motorcycle racer with the prestigious title Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) after her name ,which means she was really special.

She held a Guinness World Record for being the fastest female rider to lap the Isle of Man TT course at an average speed of 114.73 mph and was the first female to get on the podium on the famous mountain course.

Alongside this she’s also managed to accomplish being a Sports personality of the year, a published author, a character in a video game and even a stunt double in a Hollywood movie.

Costello has won a total of eight Manx Grand Prix Silver Replicas and one TT Bronze Replica and she is also a part of the Federation Internationale de Motorcyclist (FIM) Women in Motorcycling Commission .

Laia Sanz

Laia Sanz, is a Spanish sportswoman. She is a thirteen-time Women’s Trial World Champion and ten-time Women’s Trial European Champion in outdoor motorcycle trials.

Sanz has also dominated the Dakar Rally by becoming the woman who has completed more times the hardest race all over the world in motorbikes.

In 2011, she participated for the first time in the Dakar Rally winning the Female motorcycle category.

She gets an 9th absolute position at her fifth dakar.

Jane Daniels

Jane Daniels from the UK is one of the rising stars in the enduro racing.

She has earned her tag of UK’s number one female enduro rider , Jane has emerged as one of the most serious female enduro riders in the world.

She fought her way up to earn the overall second position in Women’s Enduro World Cup in 2013 and winning the final race in France beating Laia Sanz.

Please let me know if you know any other in the comment below.

COMPARTMENTS – ORGANIZE YOUR THINGS

Due to pandemic every single human have to change his/her style of living, like working from home, making different places to take out physical activity, therefore it has become important to modify your room so that you can make it comfortable with only doing some limited set up. That is why I always try new things for you. Today I came up with new concept of compartments because these days it is very difficult or we can say a stressful job to organize your belongings which used to remain here and there throughout the day, that is why i came up with the solution to all your problem by presenting a world class piece of luxurious compartment which will double up the space for your belongings and will give a eye appealing touch to your dream house. A compartment can have various uses in the house either it is used to keep your small things like books, laptops, wires etc or some uses it for keeping your kitchen glasses. The compartment shown to you by me is made of high quality of wood which is going to remain with you for a very long time. The compartment plays a major role if it is placed in your living room because it is the only thing that is going to represent your room. I always try to make your living room simple, clean and add a bit of glamour from our side so that we can make it comfortable for you that’s why i suggest white colour so as to give a architectural finish to your room. For that i have variety of colour in compartments so that we can make sure it can suit your interior too. The advantage if it is that despite having small compartments it has six large compartments so that you can place things in a large quantity and the beneficial point is that it has large surface on the top so that you can place any kind of artefacts or small statues over it. These is just a one must have compartment in our house because you have the right to customise it according to your need, style and creativity. I can also suggest you to have led lights inside the compartment so that to give it a modern and luxury look. We always try to make it classy for you that is why i introduce the wall hanging that will not only increase the importance of your living room but if placed above the compartments then it will give a glowing and a dashing look to your compartments after that the other thing I make sure must be perfect is your floor because it reflects your ambiance and decor of your home that is i also provide patterned wooden floors or sheet floorings which reflects your style. Therefore the choice is yours because life is an opportunity to make decision and if you want you can take it right or you just want to let it go

2020 a year to be remembered!!

As the World welcomed 2020 with open heart and happiness we never knew that this year of 21st century will lead us to the enormous experience which the World would remember forever and ever.The year 2020 has seen its fair share of major historic events in a little 5 months!! In the begining of the month January Australia was threatened by the bush fire 🔥 at the south coast of the country.A castarorphic outbreak of ‘Corona Virus’s was declared by WHO on 7th January which is known as ‘Covid-19’ which shocked the World. The 2020 summer Olympics which was to be held in Tokyo was postponed until 2021. United states and China tradewar which lead to deteriorating relation between the two biggest economies of the World.For the first time in the history of the world a lockdown was imposed by various countries in the World due to which huge losses were faced by the companies.So this year would be remembered and published in books!!hope for some good charm♥️

IT’S ALL ABOUT TECHNOLOGY

Welcome everyone today my topic is about Technology. So, you can see that now technology became a daily part of our life. Technology has changed our lives in many ways, like development in economics, or helps us to gain knowledge on machines or anything. As technology has advantages but also have disadvantaged to like influencing the value of society or deplete natural resources. Like it said, everything in the world has advantages and disadvantages likewise technology comforts our life, but internally it’s also causing disadvantage to us.

So what is the exact definition for technology? So technology is nothing but the sum of techniques used for production or services for our development. In current times we people produce desired products to solve our problems or fulfill the need for ourselves. The main problem caused by technology is unemployment. As we know that in every company and factory or any workplace the machines have been set up to finish the work fast and easy, so by using machines the labor is having many problems so this leading to unemployment. Also, because of technology, there are social sites which are a very common problem in youngsters nowadays as it is increasing loneliness and depression among themselves. However, we should always remember that innovations had been made for our help not to make victims of technology. It always depends on how do we are going to use technology. The way we use the technology we get benefits in that way.

So how we should use the technology that will not harm us? There are some thoughts on how we can use technology without hurting ourselves or others.

First, the main point and most important point is we should use the right technology because this decision impact whether technology is a blessing or a curse to our productivity.

The second way is using automation tools as it can reduce more than half of our efforts that we are doing manually.

Third use the technology when you need it most because if we always use technology we will get dependent on it, and we will always seek help from technology.

Fourth point use your calendar app for organizing your time of using technology. For example, if I am social sites most of the time then, I should reduce the use of social sites as it has a slow and severe impact.

Hence, there are many details but these details are most valuable.

There are some interesting facts about technology.

1. Do you Google rent goats? Yes, you read correct Google rents the goat to eat the grass at their Mountain View Headquarters.

2. Can you tell me the age of the Internet? You must be thinking how can the internet have age as the Internet is not a human being, so how can it have aged! Let me tell you that the Internet does have age, It is now 11410years old.

3. Do you know there is a day for computer security? November 30 is known as “Computer Security Day.”

4. World’s first 1gb hard drive was introduced by IBM in 1980.

5. Email is older than the World Wide Web.

6. Techno phobia is known as the phobia for technology.

7. Homophobia is the fear of being without mobile.

8. Cyberphobia is the fear of computers.

9. The first computer mouse was invented by Doug Engelbart in 1963 and it was made from wood.

10. The first television broadcast took place in 1925.

So, these are some facts of technology.

In the last, I want to say that it depends on us do we need to depend on technology or not. On the one hand, if it can save a life it can also take life. Thank you for reading my article I hope to find it useful and enjoyed it.

Please let me know in the comment what you think about technology. Thank you and have a nice day.

Unlock 1.0 or need of Self Lockdown…

“Unlocking of self lockdown”

Recently, Ministry of Home affairs has made announcement Unlock 1.0 and released advisory with all norms on 31 may 2020.Indian economy was suffering the virus impact from Janta curfew of 22 march and followed by different phases of the lockdown,mentioned here.

  • Phase 1: from 25 March 2020 to 14 April 2020 (21 days)
  • Phase 2: from 15 April 2020 to 3 May 2020 (19 days)
  • Phase 3: from 4 May 2020 to 17 May 2020 (14 days)
  • Phase 4: from 18 May 2020 to 31 May 2020 (14 days)
  • Phase 5 (only for containment zones) : from 1 June 2020 – ongoing (7 days) scheduled to end on 30 June 2020

The lockdown phase 1 was introduced in India when the Corona cases were near about 500 and government seemed to be much worried and imposed a strict lockdown while other countries Italy, Spain, USA were relaxed enough about the concern.This way of our government had showed a true responsible and dutiful spirit of the body governing.

Our government and people were folloing ICMR which was moving one step ahead of WHO in the prevention of the virus. ICMR stated to meet the peak of the live corona cases in the month of June and July and the same is happening.

Here above graph depicts out the harsh reality of Unlock 1.0. Italy, UK, Spain, Germany and many more countries have gone through unlocking process when they attained the decline in corona cases but Indian Unlock 1.0 doesn’t seem to have any decline but usual surge in cases.

Another thing is that ICMR is giving sign of community transmission which will put India in very difficult situation. The need of time is to stay home as much as possible and to put social distancing in habit to stay safe.

So keep updated and stay home, follow social distacing and remain safe not for youself but for family and grand citizens. You may be rich in immunity……may be you can fight well with corona but try not to be carrier.

Thanks for reading.