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INDIA MUST RECAST SCHOOL SYLLABUS

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If India wishes to have an all-round improvement of the coming generations, our first priority should be to recast the school syllabus. Whether it is state sponsored schools or CBSE or any other mode of management the syllabus from Pre KG to Class 12 should be common for the whole country. The following subjects should be included in all classes from Class 4 to 12 according to the capabilities of students of each class. However in the case of state syllabus the concerned states may be allowed to add  inevitable subjects if any without leaving any of the following. However when NCERT prepares the syllabus they may draft the lessons at 100% extra; for instances if 50 lessons are compulsorily taught they may prepare 100 lessons or more. Let each state and other management bodies may pick the required fifty from NCERT's syllabus list. 1. What to do and what not during pregnancy. Also what to eat and what not during pregnancy. This should be prepared in such a way that we ma...
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WHAT MAY BE THE FUTURE OF KERALA!

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The  State of Kerala has reached the rock bottom stage in the economic front. There is nothing left to expect for the development of the state. Despite it is bestowed with natural beauty and many abnormal views and experience the successive governments could not show case the so called God's Own Country in front of the world. Even the scattered number of tourists came here were discouraged by our people. Neither the government nor the people know how to market the gifted state across the world and earn huge money. Can we believe that USA have annual income of $1.9 trillion from Travel and Tourism sector. We Malayalis are contented with the few chips we get from our so called tourism. We have one of the most intelligent youth of the world. Unfortunately we cannot provide them suitable avenues to come up in life. They are forced to escape to other countries for a living. Our name sake governments are of no use to these educated youth. As per available information Kerala h...
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PCI/PPP - ANNUAL BUDGET OF CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS

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(The first Indian Budget was presented by Mr James Wilson on February 18, 1869. He was the  then Finance Member of India Council that advised the Viceroy) The ultimate aim of democracy or government is  comfort of the people. The indicator of that comfort or economic development of the people is the annual budget. Budget is used as the criteria to measure the economic growth of a country, is evaluated and presented  annually to the people. According to the assessment of the year 2020,  the first three positions among the countries in the size of the budget is held by  USA, China and India.  As per the web source analysis the best 10 countries in PPP are, Germany, USA, Brazil, China, Japan, Australia, Canada, India, Indonesia and Russia.  The per capita income  is the average earning per country men every year. PCI is calculated by dividing the annual GDP of a country by it's population. When PPP indicates the purchasing power of the pe...
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POLITICAL PARTIES IN INDIA MAY GO FOR SELF ASSESSMENT

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While over sixty countries in the world are contented with a two party political system, we Indians have hundreds of parties, almost all with groups and sub-groups. Fundamentally political parties are created as a platform for the service of the people.  Atleast once in a year each party may find time to evaluate their performance during the past one year. They may make an abstract of what have been received from the people and what they have given to the people.  They may present this to the people every year. Since this is their own assessment, it is for them to decide whether they should continue with the service of the people or not. There are many parties proved to be utter failures in every field in serving the people. Still they try to lure the people with many impossibles. And the helpless people are unable to come out in the open and say no to these parties. At least a good number of political parties in India try to bring their earnings from the people th...
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DIFFERENCE IN APPROACH TO CRIME

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We  Indians proudly announce that India is the largest democracy in the world. In practice, in day to day life can we find any democracy here? Even in the case of crimes we give preference, consideration, exemption etc according to the status of the accused. When a common man commit a crime, quickly it goes to the law and order machinery and in no time get referred to the judiciary. If a much serious crime is committed by a politician it gets discussed in the media day in and day out. Then goes to the discussion of the concerned political parties. And in most cases neither it reaches the police nor the judiciary. One fine morning all media together withdraw from the scene. Gradually it get erased from the minds of all people. Though there are wide differences in ideology, opinion, approach etc from party to party, in the case of crime these differences are generally getting narrowed down. Long live democracy! K V George 
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CYBER CRIMES IN INDIA

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Mobile  Phone and internet were introduced in India on the same day, August 15, 1995. Since then the growth was enviably fast. In May 2012 there were 927.37 million mobile users in India. In 2015 India had the second largest telecom network in the world. Communication technology has in fact deeply involved in every aspect of human life today. Mobile Phone has entered into email contacts the world over with wide social networking. Banking transactions, health check up, school and college education, office work etc have confined to internet through mobile phone. While we happily looked at the outstanding performance of this sector, we failed to take adequate security measures in this field. According to NCRB reports there are considerable increase of cyber crimes in India. When it was 27,248 cyber crimes in 2018, it came to 44,546 in 2019, 50,035 in 2020 and it became  28.15 lakhs in 2025. Most of these cases are related banking fraud and bullying of women and childr...
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LITERACY RATE IN INDIA

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          (Image courtesy -                  Dreamstime.  com) Literacy rate of India in 2022 is said to be 77.7% whereas it is 96.2% in Kerala. We may try to find the truth behind these claims. As per the census records of 2011 graduates in India is a mere 8.15% (98.6 million) Countries with highest literacy in the world are Lithuania (99.82), Tajikistan (99.80) and Azerbaijan (99.79) Though the rate of literacy looks to be slightly above the rate of literacy in Kerala, the faculties between them are considerably different. While our standard of literacy is just reading and writing of one's name, theirs are far superior. We must immediately come out of the present idiotic concept of literacy rating and should recast the literacy standard. Currently the literacy standard in India is that of the LKG. Every two years we must upgrade it, i.e. after two years we must fix it to UKG and then to class 1, 2, ...
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