Despite providing much-needed attention to gender inequality, the “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” initiative has not produced the anticipated effects because of inadequate implementation and monitoring. Discuss. (Answer in 250 words)
You are right here. Parents really consider advices of their social circle being so significant but cant let their children decide their future. Its really true. Its not only applicable in present scenario but these practices were going on from the past as well. Now whoever are your parents they alRead more
You are right here. Parents really consider advices of their social circle being so significant but cant let their children decide their future. Its really true. Its not only applicable in present scenario but these practices were going on from the past as well. Now whoever are your parents they also faced the same issues which you are facing currently. Your parents’ parents did this same thing to them and so on. Its not anybody’s fault. Its our Indian culture. Its like a tradition. Everyone faced this from past to present times. I don’t favor this or support this nor I am against to all these things. Ultimately its our life and its a part and parcel of it.
If you compare our educational systems with foreign education system, you will get to know the answer for the same. Let me elaborate this more. In foreign countries , you will find all children who grow up and reach at puberty, as per their value system , they left house and leave separately. Mostly their parents are divorced or leaving separately. So that teenagers have full control on their lives to what to do , how to do and how to move ahead in any situation whether its favorable or unfavorable for them. So naturally you will find here they take decisions of their own education, career goals, marriages without anyone’s interference. That doesn’t mean their parents don’t care about them but its their culture. They start living on their own earnings for livelihood at very young age. In our case all things are in reverse mode.
Its reality and fact. Every culture has its merits and demerits. But in reality as per my opinion and experience , I would suggest you don’t be anyone’s puppet. That doesn’t mean I am saying to go against your parents and society but listen to them , take their opinions but do only those things which are beneficial for you for the long term. Taking advice is not crime. Firstly understand your own skills , comfort levels, your dreams and career goals. Concentrate on your own choice. Find out what suits you and what not. Take proper decisions in all matters related to careers. Don’t copy what others doing or your friends, siblings following. That will misguide you. Decide your goal first and search ways, solutions accordingly. Parents will never agree unless and until you will show them results. If they see you growing in your chosen field then they will never oppose your any decisions and actions henceforth. Try to increase your convincing skill in a such way that they will agree with you in your career choices. See ultimately they want you to become stable in life. They are not your enemies. They are your best friends in the world.
Ultimate truth of the life is nobody is remained with you till your last breath, not your parents, siblings and relatives, even friends. Life is full of exams, happiness, success , failures, birth death, mixture of all these things. So decide right career path for yourself and move ahead positively. Then only you will able to sustain in this world.
There is a popular line in hindi poem” Koshish karne walo ki haar nahi hoti” so “Lage raho”
Best of Luck for your future.
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The 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' scheme, launched by the Indian government, aimed to address gender discrimination by promoting the education and well-being of girls. While the initiative brought significant attention to the issues of gender inequality and the need to support girl children, it has strRead more
The ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao‘ scheme, launched by the Indian government, aimed to address gender discrimination by promoting the education and well-being of girls. While the initiative brought significant attention to the issues of gender inequality and the need to support girl children, it has struggled to achieve its goals. The primary reason for this shortfall is poor implementation and monitoring at various levels.
Despite the scheme’s good intentions, many regions have not seen effective execution of its programs. Funds allocated for the scheme have often not been utilized efficiently, and there has been a lack of accountability and transparency in how resources are managed. Additionally, awareness campaigns have not always reached the most affected areas, limiting their impact.
Furthermore, cultural and societal attitudes towards gender discrimination have not changed significantly in some parts of the country. Without proper enforcement and continuous efforts to educate communities, the scheme’s objectives remain difficult to attain.
In summary, while ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ has highlighted critical issues surrounding gender discrimination, its success has been hindered by inadequate implementation and oversight. For the scheme to be truly effective, there needs to be better management, stricter monitoring, and a stronger focus on changing societal attitudes towards girls and their education.
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