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Life after the death Poverty fails to break their resolve to fight for justice EFFECTIVE MEASURES TO BAN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT - VOICE YOUR VIEWS Reality check Death of 11-year-old Shanno Khan has understandably outraged society. It not an isolated incident. A recent study shows that two out of every three children in India suffer physical abuse at the hands of their teachers. Like ragging in the ... Revamp the system Even though specific rules are framed to ban corporal punishments in schools, there is no planned and strict implementation. This is because of the proper lack of supervision and control by the Education Department’s Inspectorate. ... Regular meets Corporal punishment is a failed technique leading to mental trauma and at times to death of students, banning it totally is sure to make learning a pleasurable experience for children and decrease in drop-outs. The best way to eliminate is to ... Incentive induced teaching The method of inflicting corporal punishment has stemmed from the saying ‘Spare the rod and spoil the child’. Beating up children will only create a resistance and make them desist doing the job all the more. The best way to ... Punish within limits Banning corporal punishment is the right thing the government ought to do. Corporal punishment only makes a child more stubborn and depressed. Those teachers who resort to cruel forms of punishment should be punished severely so that ...
Listening in to broccoli Put your hand and ear to this easy recipe Fresh and juicy Stay away from those aerated drinks and make your own mocktails with fresh fruits Try okra this time Add paneer to okra and cook up a delicious stew Coconut zing Clean the fish and cut into 1 inch pieces. Cut the tomatoes into medium size pieces. Crush the red chilli with garlic, pepper and ginger and keep aside. Fine chop the onions and cut. Cut the green chillies. Heat oil and ...
A free laugh India is a funny country that takes itself too seriously, says Cyrus Sahukar
The coffee cup of India Perfect place to chill out this summer The ruins of Champaneer A visit to some of the important historical ruins would not only hold the visitors spellbound but transport them to another time and period
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