Under the popular campaign of ‘Hindustan’ ‘Let’s do politics’, a dialogue was organized in Gurugram office on Saturday. In this, the girl students going to vote for the first time raised their issues. Dialogue…
Under the popular campaign of ‘Hindustan’ ‘Let’s do politics’, a dialogue was organized in Gurugram office on Saturday. In this, the girl students going to vote for the first time raised their issues. HUDA Administrator Dr. Chandrashekhar Khare, IAS, who came as the chief guest in the dialogue and was appointed Observer for Indore Lok Sabha, explained the importance of each vote. Khare praised this campaign of ‘Hindustan’ focused on voter awareness. On this occasion, the girl students advocated for promoting employment-oriented education with a safe environment.
Every vote is important. It also happens that the outcome of an election is decided by one or two votes or even a few votes. 2008 batch IAS officer Chandrashekhar Khare told the girl students that they must vote. Inspire your friends and family for this also. Voting is a right with which you can bring change. He said that people should elect good representatives by participating in voting. After this, the students of Law College and Amity University Gurugram located in Sector-40 demanded technical and skilled education. The students said that public representatives should make policies to increase employment opportunities at the government level. So that girls do not remain unemployed after completing higher education. They can use their studies.
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Jyoti, a law college student, said that courses in colleges should be experimental. There is a shortage of teachers to teach books. With its completion, there can be a lot of change in the level of education. Kanak, another student of the same college, said that the government should not allow shortage of resources and facilities in its institutions. Kanak said that due to this lack, government institutions are lagging behind. It has often been seen that local public representatives do not pay attention to this.
Got 33 percent reservation
Law College student Shivani Verma said that women’s reservation has been talked about for many years but till now 33 percent reservation has not been achieved. The government should take a decision on this as soon as possible, so that the number of women can increase in all fields. This will provide more options for progress to half the population. Shikha Sharma, who is studying law from the same college, said that there are limited resources for women’s safety and their number should be increased. CCTV cameras must be installed in public places. Referring to Gurugram, Shikha said that the traffic system is very weak. Public representatives must focus on this, so that it can be improved. Kusum raised the issue of equality in education and said that the condition of government schools is quite pathetic. The government should bring such a policy in which there is a restriction or condition for educating the children of politicians and officials in government schools. Kusum said that the dual education system is causing problems.
policies are implemented
The girl students collectively raised their voice for change in higher education. The students said that with the changing times, it is important that we get skillful education from the school level itself. Student Deepika Arya said the policies are not implemented properly. We are given more bookish knowledge, whereas in foreign countries the focus is on practical knowledge. Deepika said that girls want to do a lot but due to lack of resources and opportunities, they sit at home. Sonia said that there is a huge shortage of professors in government institutions, in such a situation how can higher education be good.
