Is Government the largest & formost working for promotion of National Integration nd Education?
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A Government employee can be nominated as ex-officio member with a view to seek his/her active co-operation in the interest of any organisation.
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National\nOrganization\n   for\nRare\nDisorders
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I don't know if you can find this information, but even if you could it wouldn't be helpful.  A national attrition rate is too large of a sample to be useful - State rates and the rates inside individual LEA's are far more important.  In the end, no matter what the Federal government wants to think, education is a state issue and a right granted to the states by the US Constitution.  And the disparity between regions, states and LEA's is WAY too broad to give you any kind of useful answer at the national level.
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not 1 but we need to do 2 things...1) free and similar education to all right from primary to higher level...and 2) free medical facilities to all teh citizens of India.\nthis will bring up huge changes not only to the mindset of people but also a feeling of belongingness to country...man needs most help emotional as well as monetory when some near and dear 1 is ill...if teh govt. provide him at that critical time then he will feel happy and obliged towards govt. and will not try to sabbotage ne efforts made by the govt...also he will pay his taxes happily for some1 else like him will be benefited by this act.\nso free education and medical facility to all is a must to grow responsible citizens.
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I 'm hoping that u meant ORGINIZATION? If u did, the answer is a geographical one, national would cover everyone, where as regional would only cover a specific region(i.e. Northeast Ohio)
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this entire thing needs to be analysed right from the grass root level and then a steady progressive approach is required.\nfirstly the problems or hinderances or major concerns-\npoverty, education, corruption and health. firsly poverty- 30% of the population lives below the poverty line. clearly a disparity, a gap exists. not just economic but also social. this socio-economic gap has to be bridged, this requires equal distribution of power, work and money amongst everyone. it should not be concentrated in the hands of a few people. government should seperate funds annually for the poor and down trodden. education- although primary education has been made compulsory the truth is that a large part of the rural population still remains illetrate. its high time the government looks into the working of government schools where teachers instead of teaching are busy chatting, playing cards and doing everything possible except teaching.. a collaberation or support to NGOs will certainly make the task of spreading education much easier. as far as health is concerned India has good health centres but then they arent for the masses and are too few to deal with the population rising at a blistering rate. drinking water and sanitation are attached issues. small children mostly in rural areas are dying due to lack of basic amenities. and corruption.. well something that has actually crippled the society. politicians have continued with the divide and rule policy. vote bank politics(recent reservation proposal) and regional politics are issues severly damping the development rate. people should unite and rise above everything(caste, creed, religion) and should work towards making india a super power. and the global scene. India is a rising it super power which is good sign. also with healthy and fruitful international relationships with countries india will surely be on the path to success. the citizens should be responsible and honest' should follow rules, pay taxes and vote for the right person. Government needs to look into and rectify and remove the loop holes in the present structure(social, economic and political). and then there are basic things which are ignored when every one is shouting corruption and poverty. for instance India which is 100(may be more or less) number of times the size of sri lanka has fewer foreign tourists every year. imagine how much it looses out on. finally... the cumulative effects of all this will surely help India rise and become a Super Power
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I was looking I found this was interesting:\n\nRevenue generated from oil, gas and mineral development, agricultural leasing and commercial activity on trust lands play an important role in funding public education in New Mexico.( http://www.nmstatelands.org/ )\n\n\nIf I get a chance I will look for more.
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yes it is true. another way our govt. is taking care of others ahead of it's own.
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Maybe as part of a government.
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Well, the educational level of women in a country is directly related to that countries birth rate (the more educated the women, the lower the birth rate).\n\nSo, yes, I think it is.
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Yes it is, only private cos can make rapid progress with less interference from the bureaucrats. That way they can function smoothly and offer us world class airports which can be pride for any country. \n\nGovernment attitude is generally straight jacket and does not have any creativity and innovation.
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There shouldn't be. The Central Government should be respopnsible for ensuring your safety, health and education. Everything else is more effectively dealt with at a local and/or state level.\n\nA strong central government is meant to deal with large issues. Unfortunately, most central governments now micr-manage the minutae of your day-to-day life. That isn't how the founders of democracy envisioned it. Fortunately, democracy allows for the evolution of government. It will mutate to fit our needs.\n\nAs Winston Churchill said, "Democracy is the worst form of government...except all the others that have been tried from time to time."
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non government ones?\nlots in number
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A representative government has proven itself to be the best form of government.  No arguing that.  The US also has capitalism going for it.
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Corrupt politicians in India still weld power over everything. every single politician should be heavily whipped on their asses till they bleed. then they'll know how much our forefathers bled to gain independence. and today, our youths are shedding the same to gain another independence from these money minded suckers. its high time, young students join in politics like in Yuva, RDB.. its only a matter of time soon.
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I have worked in Nigeria, it must be one of the most corrupt countries in the world, this has got to be down to the government, no matter how much income they get, or from whatever source, not much of it gets to the people that need it. So my answer is NO, only a massive shake up of the government. And we can't do anything about that can we?
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well i would like to contest the reply given:\n\nPrivate Schools are schools run by private people/ private organizations\n\nPublic Schools are schools run by the Government either state or central\n\nThere are good number of people who are read in the public schools and are leading lights of India.  For ex: Narayana Murthy (Infosys), studied in Public School. All Kendriya Vidyalayas where every Central Government Employee send his/ her child is run by Government.\n\nSo i would like to state that there is no difference, except that in most of Goverment Run Schools the teachers are indifferent as they are permanent employees.....