Caste Census: A Tool for development with justice
People’s voice for complete Caste-based Census is gaining momentum in various corners of the country. In absence of caste census, the country is relying upon a 90-year old data to formulate its developmental policies and schemes for backward and deprived sections of the society. Caste and social justice are interlinked and Caste census can help […]
Vocational Education: Vehicle for Skill India
The global economy today requires advanced, flexible and commutable skills. Earlier the jobs were agricultural or family occupation based and the youths used to learn it through working & shadowing the experienced elders. But now, in the era of fourth industrial revolution, the emphasis is on technology based expertise requiring higher skilled workforce. Only a […]
Conserve the nature to save lives!
Er. PRABHAT KISHORE Madhya Pradesh Government had surveyed the Bundelkhand regions under “Bunder Diamond Project” through Australian company Rio Tinto in 2000-2005 to find out probability of diamonds. In the survey Kimberlite rock,which is a major source (ore) of diamonds, have been traced out in the Buxwaha forest areas.Presently, Panna of MP is the […]
Education for CWSN
In our society, there are children with disabilities, who faces discrimination in day to day life. They have certain disability which hampers them to act smoothly. The disability would be of any one or multiple types. Actually a large portion of such children are not handicapped completely, but just in certain fields and have some […]
A mission to fulfill girls’ aspiration
Gender inequality reinforces itself in education as it is factually proven that the rate of literacy for women is much lower than men in all censuses. To cope up the challenges ‘Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV)’ scheme was launched by Government of India (GOI) in July 2004 for setting up residential schools at upper primary […]
Knowing the ‘Green Building’ Concept
People spend major part of their life time indoor i.e. inside the buildings, which may be their homes, offices, malls, plazas, sports stadiums, gymnasiums, hospitals, shops, factories, educational and other places. The time varies from 60 to 90 percent depending upon the nature of jobs and livings. According to UNEP, these buildings are a major […]
Gender Equality leads to sustainable development
March 08 – International Women’s Day
“The world need strong women. Women who will lift and build others, who will love and be loved. Women who live bravely, both tender and fierce. Women of indomitable will.” – Amy Tenney. In Indian culture and civilization, women receive high recognition and respect. The rivers, which are the lifeline of the people’s life, have […]
