Tuesday, 15 January 2013

NGO and Tribal People in India

Education means processing of knowledge, motivation and creativity with proper application of our inner thoughts. Our basic education starts from our home. Schooling is another important phase for every human being. From school we take the basic knowledge of education that means sincerity, morals of morality, power of divinity and implies honesty of character. Mainly school provides a moral education. But what is moral education? Moral education is the full of good behavior and values. It is universally true that our schooling is the moral enterprise. It teaches us to build our morality in a good manner. So education is one of the main criteria of every human being. But our education system needs to be changed and reformed. Mainly Indian education system based on theoretical knowledge but not practical.

Most of the students are eager to pass the exam. Children are like a sapling. When they enter into school. They face different atmosphere. So teacher should teach them as their own child. Most of the teacher should nourish their childhood. Apart from education there are two important factors which are very much important in every human life like food and shelter. Mainly food style depends on three different factors like life style, income and the social structure. Most of the Indian people are belong to very much lower middle class family. Population and food crisis are very much interrelated. Land fragmentation also affects the food production. In many countries food crisis and population pressure are two very much important factor. In India it is also common factor. Poverty is another big issue in India. Agriculture in India has significant history. But insufficient investment and real estate property are two major issues for cultivation in India. India is the largest producer of milk, fruits, cashew nuts, coconuts, tea in the world. There are different types of agriculture occur in India like Commercial agriculture, Dry framing, Plantation agriculture, Intensive framing.

Proper education is an important factor in the process of development. But tribal development is another major challenge for our policy makers. They are suffering from poverty, education. Due to their socio – economic structure and ecological consumption most of the tribal people face lots of problem. So in tribal locality some Indian NGO is very much involved for their development. But most of the tribal student could not communicate with other territory for their prejudice though teachers in affluent society and poor areas could be poor for their performance. Most of the teachers don’t like this tribal people. So there is little bit of communication occurs. Education is the platform for better life as well as better parson too. Most of the students come from very interior locality. So some NGO provide bicycle for better opportunity of tribal education.

The Indian NGO is very much confronted with many different wants of both the adult and the child population. NGO in India is very much important link between tribal people and civil society. They are very much involved in women’s employment, education, de-addiction, removal of superstitions. For better development of tribal people everybody have to donate to NGO. It is our moral responsibility to save our tribal people.

Tuesday, 25 December 2012

The Present Scenario of Rural Development of India

India was a British colony. On 15th August India earned his independence. Since independence, India had many problems. Political problem is one of the major issue after independence. On the other hand India also has many internal problems. Different communities with different identities demanded different rights for their communities. In 1950 Government set up a planning commission to build up a proper economical development for India. After independence India has adopted a mixed economy as economic development policy . In 1947 47% population was under below poverty line. In 1964-64 this situation went up again in 1977-78 again went up. But presently world bank estimates that a third of the global poor reside in India. Agriculture is the main key factor for developing any country. But the level of productivity of agriculture in India is very much poor according to it’s population. The population during the last 45 years has increased at the rate of 2.2% per annum.

The improper utilization of human resource is one of the main reason behind the poverty of India. The continuous and steep price rise has added to the miseries of poor. But in modern situation corruption is one of the biggest problem of our country and is one of the biggest reason for poverty in India the corrupted leaders etc had eaten up all the money of our country. The big relationship exists between rural development and poverty. Agricultural sector can play in rural development, poverty as well as overall development. Rural development is a policy to develop the standard of living in non-urban neighborhoods, countryside and remote villages. Education, food and shelter are three major requirement for every citizen of India whether a child resides in a high profile society or in a far away not so developed secluded village. Schools in rural areas are promoted to raise the level of education and literacy in rural India. There are very few schools are in rural areas in India. These school provide uniform, food to enhance basic education. There are few major differences between urban education and rural education. Urban education is more advanced than rural education. School infrastructure of urban education is more developed than rural education. Rural schools are less advanced than urban schools. But most of the people belong to very lower middle class family. So most of the time they can’t provide education to their children. From this point of view child labor arise. Child labor is not the child work. Child work may also enhance the growth of the mental, physical of the child labor. Mainly ignorance of education of a parents and unemployment are two main issue behind the child labor. The proper increment of family income, basic education that helps children to build up a successful carrier and the family control of fertility are the three major solution to recover our society from this big issue. So rural development depends on all these factors. For a long years most of the Indian ngo are committed to social justice, sustainable development and human rights. The right to communicate freely is a basic human right and a necessity for sustainable development. So it is our moral responsibility to donate to ngo to help underprivileged people of rural areas.

Friday, 7 September 2012

Non –Government Organizations: A Help to Rural and Tribal Development in India

Education is considered to a basic necessity. It helps us to face the world and it widens our mind and improves the quality of our thinking. Education provides us better quality of life. From an independent study it has been shown that compared to the urban life rural India has got more number of schools in the elementary level and most of them are controlled by the government. But how much this has changed the condition of rural education?

Rural education – Indian scenario


Education is the platform for better life as well as developing oneself as a better person too. Without going deeper into the matter in the field of education in rural India no endeavour of providing rural schools for education can be complete and successful. Till few years back the situation was not so improving but today there has been a lot of improvement especially in the rural areas of Jharkhand and Bihar.
Rural schools in these areas were established with some goals in mind, like to encourage children to go to school and continue studies, which to a great extent has been improved but still there are certain issues that stops this endeavour from being a total success the important of which is the monetary problem, lack of infrastructure and inadequate transport facilities which still stops many rural dwellers to send their children to schools.
Though the quality of education in the rural areas is improving bit by bit but there is still lot to go. The basic standard is still not up to the mark. If these sectors are taken care of, then rural education India will definitely shine one day.

Education of tribes in India


Tribal people in India are the oldest residents of the country and they numbers almost more than forty million. But unfortunately they are the most neglected in terms of basic requirements as well as education. They mostly remain isolated from the society and the national culture which is why they need special consideration to be able to the part of the mainstream society and culture in India.
One of the biggest help that they need at present is regarding tribal education. Through education they can be joined with the national integration and government is working on that. But the result is yet to be a successful one.

Contribution of NGOs in the development of rural and tribal education


Alongside government undertaking non –government organizations or NGOs as they are popularly known has come forwards towards the development of rural and tribal people. We all know that rural or tribal people are those who dwell in such areas where basic amenities and education and learning opportunities are very less but through education ngo their problem of education has been solved to a great extent. Through charity in India these ngos provide lots of facilities to these backward people and is helping them to move forward. They even give chance to the common people to join hands in this mission by way of donate India. Charity education in India popularised by the ngos has appeared to be a great help to the government in changing the lives of the rural and tribal people in India.
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Monday, 6 August 2012

Giving Preference to NGO is at Vital Stage

NGO refers to a non-governmental organization; it is basically an organization which is operated by legal bodies but is independent of any legal or governmental control. The main focus of these organizations is social welfare. There are a few NGO’s in India which are basically funded by the government. But to retain the non-governmental status it restricts the involvement of any particular government organization. NGO’s have come forth in existence from about 19970’s in India and have shown tremendous growth since then, not only in achieving its goals but also verifying the government rules and laws to make it more public oriented. The main cause of establishing such organization was social welfare. Common public have to compromise a lot with the government which is often overlooked by the government due to some faulty officials at duty. However an NGO registers and resolves such issues. There are various NGO’s in India like “Being Human”, “ASHA”, etc, Different NGO’s may have different social target to achieve. Like some fight for public rights or human rights, some for retarded children, some for AID’s patients, etc, there are almost twenty thousand big NGO’s working on different social issues and resolving them daily. Everyone and anyone are free to donate in an NGO to help the cause. There are various programs held by the NGO’s across the Globe and in India for awareness and donations still the stats reveal that the results are not up to mark.


NGO’s in India has undoubtedly done a great job and has served thousands of being across the nation. Its day to day activities are the reason for the supply of food to thousands of young students who cannot afford two time meal a day. Charity in India may not only serve an NGO with money donations but also by being a part of it and helping with its activities like physically being present there or most importantly increasing the volume of rural education and tribal education for their better tomorrow. Common people from our own community and groups take their time out and serve an NGO. Now a days in India every star or Bollywood personality have their own NGO whom they support in a regular basis, not just for fame but they know that a human served, is God served. It is our duty to step in front and look after the others if we are capable to do so, if not with money then at least with its regular programs by being a part of it.


Being associated to an NGO also offers one social group to gather along for a cause so demanding, the feeling of being a responsible citizen, learning new ideas and thoughts, meeting and socializing with a people who come from diversified background, ethics, being basic, being down to earth is all that matters when you know what you are doing. This article is not just a lecture to raise donations, but we would be happy if we raise a human with its soul. Donating money just not solves everything. There are a heck lot of things like planning of ideas, execution of them, maintaining decorum, discipline etc everything counts. So my earnest request is help if you can, not just monetarily but also with your presence.


Monday, 16 July 2012

Rural Education and Development: a new wave of Light

For any Indian NGO or other NGO operating in India, things can get tough at times. With socio-political factors plaguing the whole nation, development is definitely on top of things to do at the moment. But despite the poor conditions and the harsh way things are going on, NGOs of India are toiling hard to promote rural education throughout the country. A huge amount of effort goes into building proper plans and strategies. In terms of education NGO is the best choice as they work with a lot of dedication and effort.

The role of NGOs in development of rural India is really appreciable as they are the pallbearers of education and development. Throughout the nation, a large number of such organisations have sprung up. All of them have taken the oath of serving mankind. With rural education programmes and other developmental projects in the pipeline, these organisations are working with a very high speed. Covering huge spectra of rural life, these people are hiring all sorts of professionals from doctors to engineers, for the noble cause. But, many may be curious enough to know the source of revenue for these companies.


Large business groups and corporate houses are responsible for donating money to these NGOs. In fact, many of the leading Indian companies have NGOs which directly operate under their owners. From industrialists to film stars and from sportsmen to social workers, many golden hearted celebs often come forward to help the NGOs in their mission to develop Indian villages. As told by some great man, real India can truly be found in the villages. So, an Indian NGO actually gets a lot of support from the society. But, what makes it so difficult for these organisations to flourish.


First and foremost reason is the political scenario of the nation. Due to excessive nationalisation of the economy, the people have no option but to avail the schemes of the government. In order to stop privatisation, the government often obstructs the operations of several NGOs. Added to it is the hostile socio-economic ambience of the nation. Many organisations from the west are nowadays thinking twice before coming to India. Whatever be the scenario, the people with the zest of working are toiling really hard. We, the general people need to support the NGOs and our government in their plans and schemes to develop the rural portions of the nations.


Rural education and development is instrumental in development of the whole nation as still today, most of the Indian population lives in villages. Developing the rural sections of the society would bring about inclusive development of our nation. It is expected that the great people of our society will go ahead with the NGO India and bring in a new ray of hope. That day is not very far away when literacy, education, roads, electricity and good water-supply shall be trademarks of every Indian village. On that very day, we will realise what these NGOs from in and out of the nation have done to us.

Wednesday, 27 June 2012

NGOs Role to Eradicate Illiteracy of Rural India

What is now the most commonly applied term about India used in the international community? A fast growing economy? An aspiring superpower? India shining? Certainly such terms are a relief from the constant allegations against the country that we come across every day. India a country of malnourishment, low literacy, child sexual abuse, foeticide, dowry, corruption, unemployment and the sheer numbers of people living below the poverty line. Question is, when we look at a country, do we tend to shield the underprivileged and deprived as they are embarrassing and not conducive to our ‘image’ worldwide? Suspicious indeed.

Let us isolate and take the issue of literacy in Rural Schools of India. The literacy rate is certainly one of the key indicators of the socio-economic progress of the nation and directly influences a wide range of issues such as unemployment, poverty, population growth (a higher literacy rate is linked to family planning and use of contraceptives). The statistics are quite disturbing. The census shows that the literacy rate has grown in India from 12% at the end of British era to 74.04% in 2011. The census shows a growth of 9.2% in the literacy rate between 2001-11 which is in fact, quite slow. To top it there is a wide gender difference in the literacy rate, that of men being 82.14% for men and 65.46% for women. There is also a large disparity between the rural and urban India, the census of 2001 showing 58.7% and 79.9% as the literacy rates of rural and urban India respectively.

When we look at the need of reforming the educational infrastructure in the rural areas is quite urgent for rural development The only way to cause upliftment among the rural community is to spread literacy among them. The problem is difficult to deal with since in rural areas, education is not seen as a means of subsistence. So the rural schools, where present, suffer from lack of attendance. The government is certainly making efforts to change this (introducing mid day meal in government run rural schools for instance) but its efforts alone are proving insufficient.

Thankfully, many NGOs have come to the forefront in our country to aid the government in its efforts. They are working actively and enthusiastically for spreading literacy in the rural areas. In a way they can be said to be bridging the gap between contemplation and implementation of rural development initiatives undertaken by the government. Often such NGOs earn government sponsorship which allows them more space to conduct their welfare activities. Being non-profit organizations they have to rely largely on donation India to pursue their activities and many like minded people and organizations have actively stood up in their support. The rural socio-economic scenario needs to change and change it will. NGO India consisting of people from various walks of life who have voluntarily stood up for a noble cause offer us a ray of hope.

The large population of India is seen to be the biggest deterrent in its growth and progress. But concerted efforts by the NGOs India hand in hand with the government have offered us a hope that our handicap may be transformed into our biggest strength. With the proper approach to dispensing education to the rural community that includes vocational courses, we might become the largest producer and harnesser of human resource worldwide.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

NGO s India Supports to Serve a Lot Number of Deprived People

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