Those children who get admission in high end private schools surely never needed subsidy either for mid day meal or for tuition fees. Culture of heavy donations for admissions is no secret any more.
• Has the burden of education cess been effective?
• Has your maid's child been getting regular midday meal and books from Govt School?
• Has education cess not been an avoidable burden?
• Has the utilization of education cess been satisfactory?
• Has the number of school going children increased?
• Has the interest rate on education been eased?
• Has the Govt ever given a “package” to deserving students?
• Has there been any visible improvement in education system since 2004?
Unfortunately, there seems to be very little accountability in usage of funds and implementation of the much burdensome scheme. Two important ministries, Finance and HRD have varying explanation and varying figures.
Is it too premature to term it as a scam?
Let us CHANGE INDIA for INDIA OF TOMORROW.
Posted 21/12/11.
B k chowla ©
5 comments:
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Another scam? God save us, not any political leader is going to pop up to save us!
Sandhya,...let see,time will tell.
Sir,you have raised a valid point. I also believe that without participation of the masses, any policy on paper remains simply on paper. Be it female foeticide, dowry harassment and so on, the laws are strict and protective but has it been able to save lives? Not really. The more affluent one is, the easier it becomes to break all the rules without even a basic sense of accountability.
Of course, education is now a fundamental right that has far to go before it can be implemented. Looking at how Kerala implemented with the generous participation of community-specific groups may be a good stepping stone for other states as well.
hah dear friend SM correctly said: all taxes are good but they end up in a scam
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