Over 45% students of Delhi Government schools in the capital city are facing deficiencies and suffering by ailments. About 25% students are suffering from severe ailments and require treatment and proper investigation.
The stunning fact has been revealed in a government programme “Chacha Nehru Sehat Yojna” related to the schoolchildren. According to Delhi’s Health Minister A K Walia 26, 411 school children studying in Delhi Government schools have been screened for deficiencies, diseases and disabilities under the Chacha Nehru Sehat Yojna during the last eight weeks of its operation. Ailments were found in 12,772 cases. 5,527 students were referred for further investigation and treatment, he said.
The scheme has to cover over 14 lakh students studying government schools in Delhi. Only 20 schools have been covered so far and examination in 37 schools are under progress.
“Chacha Nehru Sehat Yojna” is focusing on providing free and comprehensive health services to all school aged children all over Delhi.

However, working women have different problem. According to them the decision is good for children but they will have to reschedule their routine accordingly. Schools have changed timings by advancing 30 minutes to one hour to report in the schools.

It is notable that the temperature in Delhi and NCR area has dipped below 3.5 degree Celsius. Intense fog too has increased the intensity of the cold in the area. Though the city government has announced longer vacation for school children this time but students will have to attend their classes till festival of Christmas starts.
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The state cabinet has taken the decision to amend the UP Basic Education (Teachers) Services Rules in this regard. The cabinet meeting chaired by the Chief Minister Mayawati also decided to amend rules related to educational qualifications, duties and age.

It is notable that the state has already implemented the RTE for free and compulsory education of child.The decision will affect large number of government schools and unemployed educated youths of the state as well as lakh of teachers working in the state.

Administering a ‘Sanitation Pledge, to school children and also launched the National School Sanitation Website and “online National School Sanitation Ratings” at a function, he said that awards would be given to the schools having better sanitation practices. Sibal said that the purpose of the Ratings is to recognize those
schools who are taking significant steps towards effective sanitation and improvement in
service delivery leading to the desired behavioural and attitudinal changes towards hygiene and sanitation.

The Minister said that a Sanitation Waves Programme: ‘The Ripples’ that will cover
2500 schools by 11-11-11 is being initiated.

Students have received their result of pre-test, but are they ok with it? The common question is raised among the parents and teachers. Perhaps yes sometimes, but for parents do not believe it. Most of the parents have similar complains that despite of giving every facility to their children they have not performed well in the exams.

Why is there “no” in majority? Are the students not dexterous, creative, coping and dynamic to face the phobia of examination? They do. The new generation is very much capable to face all the odds but their vivaciousness is overshadowed by the fascination of the glittering world. Their qualities, skill, capability, creativeness are not utilized properly.

The children of 21st century do not lack potential, caliber, in fact they are enough competent to give tough competition to the rest of the world and move forward. The only thing they are lacking is morale value, discipline, guidance and motivation. In the absence of these basic support system their aim, goal, determination get scattered. They are totally confused to understand the good and bad deeds. According to them every thing is right for them- “All is well”

Under these circumstances his future not very clear. Students of upcoming generation have to overcome with this confusion by imbibing the morale value in them .They has to become more generous to grasp these jewels of life which will help him in the long run of life .It will make them more goal oriented and motivate to become more determined. Now it is hi-time to come out from this confusion or say state of confusion and come forward to face the challenges of life and create their own destiny.

(Prachi Sharma is Pune-based teacher)

According to CBSE the revision has been made on the basis of feedback, received from teachers and students. “Revised textbooks aim at integration of skills in all student books as well as introduction of revised test item types as per CCE scheme”, CBSE Chairman Vineet Joshi said in a letter to all heads of schools and institutions.

The Board has also instructed schools to provide at least two periods in a fortnight for students’ participation in Health and Wellness Clubs, Dramatic Clubs, Eco Clubs, Science Clubs and other related activities as these activities are important for holistic development of child.

Normally, these Clubs related activities are not mandatory in the nature and most of the schools do not bother about these activities. This is despite the fact that over 2000 such clubs are active in Delhi’s schools alone.

This is second time the winter break has been extended for city schools. The order will be applicable to all government, MCD, NDMC, aided and unadded schools in the city. Schools will remain close for students till 13th January of this month.

In an interaction with media on Wednesday the Education Minister said that the department has been told to issue a circular in this regard. This shall be mandatory all schools in Delhi whether it is government school or private school, said Arvinder Singh. The order will be effective for 1500 public schools, 1165 government schools and 2000 MCD schools in the city.

He also said that considering the requests of parents schools has also been instructed to sale admission forms of nursery classes till 15th of January.