Never Say No to the Request for Educational Support

In recent times, the educational institutions in the country have effectively gone into the hands of crude businessmen and money multipliers, who set up the educational institutions as business enterprises, viewing the students as mere products.

They unjustifiably increase the fees and extract money from the students under one pretext or the other. The cost of the education even at primary level have gone up by leaps and bounds. The Government run institutions are few in number and the quality of education in them is often not upto the standards.

The poor families, driven by the desire to provide the best possible education to their children are unable to meet the increasing cost of education and are driven from pillar to post to secure money to pay for the education of their children.

In sheer desperation, poor families beg for money and knock at several doors but unfortunately the response they get is so poor taht it makes them feel frustrated.

There are many people who generate income to the level of more than Rs. 25,000/- per month. Such people who have surplus income should respond to the request of the poor boys and girls for educational support. This is only a matter of ethics and national responsibility but also have tremendous relevance for the future stability of India.