"I'm afraid that my son, my own son will become a refugee one day. Please, I don't want my son and your son to be a foreign citizen. I want him to grow up here ...I want him to serve his nation,"Hamid Karzai broke down while addressing UN on world literacy day.
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US helps in empowering education |
Taliban.USAID Afghanistan is one the programmes which is run to flourish the education.another when if i can mention is BRAC programme.
However the education system is still restricted to the co-ed education.Over pass decades girls education has been empowered but at the same time co-ed education hasn't got the green flag so far.The restriction came on recommendation of Faisal Ahmad Shinwari,Former chief justice of Afghanistan.
There is excitement in the air for education but again the schools are the easy targets for the militants. since 2006, 1000 schools has been bombed,many teachers and children have died.Parents always fear sending their children and many are still enveloped in traditional thinking.Karzai when he was addressing UN on Tuesday, he cried out that his heart was in pain.Even though there has been deep corruption charges against him but the fact is the situation in his regime regarding education has improved.According to Afghanistan Constitution (adapted in 2004)the education is the right to all citizen and to certain limit is free of charge.
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Destroyed School Class room In bombing |
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Inadequate class board |
I believe with the course of time things will considerably improve and Afghanistan with the help of ongoing programme and international aid and one day Afghanistan can celebrate the world literacy day with a proud delight.
Regards,
Nikhil
It is disturbing to know about the improper school facilities there is Afghanistan and that the women there are restricted to participate in the public sphere of their own society. But among all this negativity the recruitment of a women in the national army shows that there is a ray of hope and things can improve and change for the better.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nikhil for sharing this piece of news.Well written.:)
The article seems factual, we al hope one day this country stabilises & the literacy rate rather overall education standard improve in there.
ReplyDeleteAfghanistan has always seemed intriguing me as it does to many. It is almost always seen as a jail, people bound in shackles, women trapped under veils which sunlight never permeates... Nice to see changes happening or at least promising to happen amidst debris of a twisted past. :)
ReplyDeletethanks debojit for your insight.Truly Afghanistan intrigues anyone.Its really interesting to explore the shades of this country and i hope you had nice time exploring it here too.Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks radhika and naveed for sharing your views.I am glad that you came to know about facts and the happenings through this blog.Radhika I recommend you to check the blog regarding Afghan National Army- Change has started .Hope it gives you deep insight about it.Thank you
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