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Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan on February 8, 2011 at 9:29am

It's great. We can see more After effects tomorrow. So let us assure to be at the protest which can alter the whole education admission process.

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on February 8, 2011 at 9:33am

Yes we need support of the whole parent community

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Permalink Reply by sonia goel on February 8, 2011 at 10:19am

Yes this is what is called fight for a cause

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Permalink Reply by Bhawna Ahuja on February 8, 2011 at 11:12am

yes sakshi ji..

I said yesterday also..that if we 'll sit idle at our home and accept the unjustice done to our children,nothing gonna to be happen automatically..

we will have to unite together and fight for our children's RIGHT TO EDUCATION..

and we have 2 months till 31 st march..

we should not loose hope..all this blunder have taken one month and can't we rectify within 2 months..everything is possible ..only condition is that we should not feel defeated.and should fight till the last hope..

I am astt.Professor in a premier Engg. college and my husband is Sr.Manager in Research and development..and it is seeming we are begging for our child's education...HORRIBLE...

why we are paying so much income taxes if we cannot provide basic need like eduction to our children...and that is also without suffering that is in neighbourhood school.

 

Thanx to your platform Vohra jiand sakshi ji..atleast we got a chance to fight for our rights

appeal to all parents kindly unite and Fight...

we will not accept any injustice..it is not question of any thing that we'll get it later if we missed now..

Its a question of our children's future..and i think nothing can be important than our children's FUTURE.

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Namita on February 8, 2011 at 11:23am

We WILL make a difference we'll ensure the March tomorow proves to the Lousy govt. policy and dictatorial schools that its time we also got heard and acted for ....the whole point system seems to be an action for the betterment of the school and not for the betterment of the child.......LETS GET OURSELVES HEARD TOMORO...lets force them to act this year itself......

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Permalink Reply by 18urpnvi48dfa on February 8, 2011 at 12:44pm

If a child is not getting admission in any school even after applying 15-20 schools is complete violation of his/her fundamental rights to education and it is a shame on the government who has allowed the School management to do whatever they want. And this is happening in the capital city of nation. If 20-30 points are given each for alumini and sibling, then the general category child will find it very very dificult to get admission in any School and in case if he is male child then it is impossible to get the admission.  

 

I have not understood the logic for giving points to Alumini. Does the school management wants to create another example of family feudalism/dynasty. Even extra points given to female child is also a discrimination against the male child, though my only child is girl. It would be better if you reserve 15-20 percent seats for girl child and siblings and that also taking from the mangement quota and leave rest of the general category open so that other child can also compete get the oppurtunity to get the admission in the School.

 

If the governments has failed to take any action, why higher courts are not taking notice of it and the appropriate suo moto action? It seems that every authority has turned away its eyes from such a grave situation.

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Permalink Reply by RAJESH KUMAR MISHRA on February 8, 2011 at 12:51pm

"I Will Join Protest Outside Doe Office -Old Secreteriat Near Vidhan Sabha Metro Station  on 9 Feb AT SHARP 11.30 am "

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