Examination results have been the core need of education, a few decades back which is still on the stream. But as per the need for recent skills for career and self-development, the traditional educational system faces challenges. Challenges are on different forms that reveal drawbacks; related to the students to the teachers or the teaching staff.

The syllabus has been upgrading, but after a certain period, it has created no better platform for students of one decade or more specifically to the underprivileged group in India. Confused between the time they had spent and to the kind of career they will excel. The lack of the bridge between the education system and the opting of career has hesitated an entire generation which is necessary to learn.

Non-lineal syllabus
Almost all the syllabus of the traditional system observes the non-linear graph, not for a particular age group of students but all classes after they cross the primary studies. Precise interests are on the learning which is necessary to select a better scope in the career. Why is Maharana Pratap Singh famous? It is an important lesson to know about historical legends but simultaneously the coding languages that will help the kids to know and learn about robotics are important. The ability to develop skills to be creative and solving both are less flourishing. Lack of approach to the core of the need for education demoralizes the capacity of thinking and enjoying their career courses at the same time.

Trained teachers
Teachers should be trained about the procedures to learn about the child’s psychology and treat them unique instead of comparing one to another. Upgrade them through different levels of training that will enable to groom the kids. The monotonous format of teaching for decades has produced nothing better to accept the degrees.

Yes, the top trained and well-certified teachers who are appointed based on their certification. But often the requirements of a good teacher is somewhere missing if they are not able to connect with the child. The inability of a child to understand or approach a teacher regarding their doubts are the major drawbacks. The connection between a teacher to understand their students and the student’s knowledge to learn from their teacher has diminished. Each child is unique and understanding of their psychology matters the most to bring up each student to their top and best level.

Upgrade information, unstable infrastructure

Most of the rural areas do not have the basics requirements of books and types of equipment. Infrastructure lacks teachers, poverty of the people unable them to stay in school. After a certain age, they are removed from the school to earn their livings.

Teacher and students ratio quantity
The onset of the educational system in India was always uncontrollable when the schools do not have an adequate ratio of teachers to teach the number of students in the school. In a few rural areas, the issue of recruiting teachers or teaching staff is nothing new, it is another uncontrollable condition that is seen specifically in Government schools.
The traditional education system did not provide any major improvement, insufficiency in teaching staff remains the main issue.

The educational system of India has been lacking the need for technical skills and techniques. Apart from it providing basic requirement such as laptops, computers, internet connectivity along with group discussions has been an uncontrollable problem in traditional education. It has been always mentioned as a waste of time!

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Service Charge – In July 2017, the department of Customer Affairs said that it is illegal for restaurants & eateries to separately levy a service charge. But it seems, some restaurants out there have still not made peace with it.

This recent news is a perfect example & it goes to show how customers are still forced to pay the service charge mentioned in the restaurant bill. In this recent incident related to service charge, Mumbai’s “Punjab Grill” restaurant in Lower Parel’s area surely regrets doing this mistake. The restaurant owner who asked service charge of 181 rupees and 5 paise was now fined with Rs 10, 000.

Yes, you’ve read it right.

Here’s the incident that took place recently & undoubtedly it is a lesson to take – IPS Officer Jayjeet Singh visited “Punjab Grill” restaurant on August 12^th. When the bill was presented to Jayjeet Singh, it had amount Rs 1810. Surprisingly, he was charged 10% of the service charge. Jayjeet Singh refused to pay the service charge that mentioned in the bill, as he was aware that now, restaurants can’t ask any customer to pay service charge. Instead of accepting it & ending the topic then & there, the restaurant owner argued & refused to take off the charge. In the wake of this incident, Jayjeet Singh went to court and lodged a complaint asking for the amount he was forced to pay. Even when the notice was given to the owner, he didn’t showed up at the court. So in this case, the court ordered that Jayjeet Singh will be paid the compensation of Rs. 10, 000.

AFTER receiving the amount, Jayjeet Singh decided to donate the amount of compensation to Chief Minister, Kalyan Nidhi.

This incident is a lesson.

Service Charge : This article was first published on abpmajha.

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Our country is slowly becoming the country of the bans! Ban this, ban that, ban the bloody breathing of all humans! But, oh wait, that would amount to murder, right? I’m sure the government is not going to commit mass murder, not yet at least!

So, why not suggest them to ban something sensible that actually helps our country as well, instead of benefitting their own vested interests?

Yes, I’m talking about banning certain things that help the girls, the so called devi-being-treated-as-doormats, of our nation, so they live a dignified life and the socio-global status of the country becomes a little better?

Let me share with you my suggestions- the things should be banned:

1) The Action of Not Letting Her Take Birth Should Be Banned!

Yes, there are laws and rules to prevent foeticide, but is it implemented? NO!! Why not actually putting a ban on killing the girl child, whether in womb or immediately after birth in the lame  desire of a boy child and ensuring the ban is implemented in letter and spirit?

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Politics in India has turned out to be a business rather than just social service or a job in the service of the nation!

In this business most of the players, right from MLA’s to MP’s to even aspiring candidates are businessmen with huge turnovers and living life king size!

Yet their hunger for more and more money isn’t getting satisfied as their greed shows new colours every day. A couple of days ago we saw them again asking for a rise in their salaries, in fact doubling their salaries due to rising cost of living. Agreed, cost of living is rising and it is difficult for common man to make ends meet or live a dignified life, but these MP’s are not part of the common population.

They are a privileged class who came into prominence due to their riches and wealth!

Let’s share with you the details of India’s top 10 richest MPs Of India elected to the 2014 Lok Sabha and then you can decide whether they require their salaries to get doubled up:

1) Jayadev Galla

He is an MP from Guntur and belongs to Telugu Desam Party with a net worth of Rs. 683 crores! You guys counting the zeroes in that figure?

2) Konda Vishweshwar Reddy

He is from Telangana Rashtra Samiti and won his seat from Chevella in Telangana. His net worth is Rs. 528 crores. A few thousands extra in his salary are going to make a difference in his life?

3) Gokaraju Ganga Raju

This BJP MP from Narsapuram in Andhra Pradesh is sitting comfortably on a net worth of Rs. 282 crores. Still wants extra perks?

4) Butta Renuka

The YSR Congress MP from Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh is worth Rs. 242 crores. What are few extra thousands for him except loose change?

5) Kamal Nath

Congress MP from Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh is enjoying his life with a net worth of Rs. 206 crores and yet feels his salary should be doubled!

6) Kanwar Singh Tanwar

This BJP MP from Amroha, Uttar Pradesh is worth Rs. 178 crores and still dreaming of getting additional perks with double salary!

7) Hema Malini

Actress and BJP MP from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh is worth Rs. 177 crores. Wondering how a few extra or a few less thousands are going to impact her life in any manner!

8) Mala Rajya Laxmi Shah

Another BJP MP from Tehri Garhwal, Uttarakhand is worth Rs. 166 crores and instead of lobbying for a better life for people of her constituency, is part of the MP brigade asking for salary hikes!

9) Pappu Yadav

Rashtriya Janta Dal MP from Madhepura, Bihar is known for criminal activities and has a net worth of Rs. 146 crores. He ever thinks about poor people in his constituency?

10) Pinaki Misra

This Biju Janta Dal MP from Puri in Orissa is worth Rs. 137 crores and yet seeking more!

There is no harm in trying to earn more money and absolutely no crime to have net worth of hundreds of thousands of crores. The only problem is that their salaries come from taxes that common man pays without getting adequate facilities in return from the government.

All that a common man gets is poor infrastructure, corruption and bad quality of life despite paying through the nose to make sure these MPs lives a comfortable life. Yet they act like blood-suckers by asking to increase their salary from Rs. 50,000 to Rs.1,00,000/-. It is not about few thousands extra, but about how this extra money could be used for the welfare of common man as this incremental income may not do much for most of these MPs!

Wish they tone down their greed a bit! If not, the ordinary citizen of the country will have to kick them out ASAP!

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