...........................We have already prepared a draft legislation and have initiated steps
to build consensus on it. We will soon introduce a bill in parliament to
this end.
I have often referred the 11th
five year plan as an educational plan. During this period the government had insightfully
formulated an elementary education policy, ensuring all the children of our
country getting free and compulsory education till the age of 14. The right to
education act thus conceived, entitles all children with the right to get
educated. But during the implementation of this Act, insights have been drawn which
made us empower the rural and underprivileged students through monitory and
material support, to get access to their rights.
Newly formed Central Universities have
also aided well to improve the higher educational sector. The Government has
also found an acute lack of literacy among its citizen to understand the need for
why our children must be educated. More emphasis is being given to imparting such
awareness to the parents. We are hopeful that in due course of time notable results
will emerge from these policies which will serve a concrete platform for
further innovation and updating in the sector.
The 12th Five year
plan, soon to commence gives ample priority to health care but also judiciously
emphasizes education at the to continue all the reformative policies conceived in
the past seven years. As a part of this effort the government is all set to
pass an Act which makes higher education free and compulsory for all children
in the country.
The new Indian generation who compete
with the world in its technical excellence need great support from the
government. Our educational policies should be updated to cardinally
incorporate vocational and technical training from the elementary level
onwards. Teachers should also take up this challenge by empowering themselves
with the tools that IT sector provides to train students better. In short we
have begun a revolution, which this government will take forward to success.
"For a long time our country had no facility for health insurance for workers in the unorganized sector........................."
Must stronger revision here of the PM's speech. Nice work! You have emphasized more specifics (such as Central Universities and the IT sector), in such a way that makes the speech a little more meaningful and specific. Could use even more information in a few places, as you can see from http://richrice.com/WFL/martin-sandeep3.docx. Feel free to revise again if you like in your blog (email me when the revision is up). Thanks.--Dr. Rice
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