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Developing World Class Education and Health Standards in UT Chandigarh

Start Date :

Sep 30, 2015

Last Date :

Apr 01, 2016

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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One of the Key indices of a Smart City is better education and health. Given the area of UT Chandigarh educational institution (Schools and Colleges) are very well managed. Many ...

One of the Key indices of a Smart City is better education and health. Given the area of UT Chandigarh educational institution (Schools and Colleges) are very well managed. Many of the Govt. schools in Chandigarh are at par with best schools in Chandigarh. But still we want our residents to give their views/suggestions on how we can assure global standards in our schools & colleges.

Chandigarh is a cradle of health care not only for its own residents (population 10.5 lacs) but also to the residents of neighbouring states of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh & Jammu & Kashmir. However for meeting the utmost satisfaction of our residents and to match the global standards for health scenario, we need suggestions/views of our residents.

For meeting the standards of HDI (Human Development Index) & MDG (Millennium Development Goals) we need Smart Ideas/Suggestion from our residents on education and health sector.

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Brijesh Jain 10 years 4 months ago

Can we start implementing the system same as Britain for health? There every person get deducted some amount from their salary in the name of social security and government use that money to provide healthcare system for all. No private hospitals except dental and eye care. Every thing comes for free for UK citizen, Even those stays there for work and are from other countries they also get the all services free (doctor, checkups, hospitals etc) of cost except medicine.

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Amol Bhaskar Aundhe 10 years 4 months ago

Odd-even plan - First air quality data show reduction in air pollution....good one apply to all metro cities like mumbai where public transport is good and Pune where Southern command is situated!!!!!!!!!

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Vinay Mishra_10 10 years 4 months ago

Namaste sir this is for educational lvl for whole country. sir state gov spends too much money on gov school every year..but get no benefit from it..gov teacher not attend schools nd not a single gov employee's child study in gov school..so plz aap dhire dhire krke gov school ko KV me change krne ki kosish kre..yeh kafi long nd tough process..but is se gov school lvl bahut accha ho jayega

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Harish Betrabet 10 years 4 months ago

I request the administration to develop a framework for career guidance. Today parents and students do not have career guidance in a systematic way. If the administration puts in efforts in career guidance the right candidates will be advised a field they could be interested in and excel in it.

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Bharat_119 10 years 4 months ago

The city of Chandigarh attracts a number of students not only from the northern India but from all over India. International students also come to the city for getting higher education. However, the higher education system in the city,although being very good, lacks a systematic support to achieve excellence. It is high time we should provide an institutional mechanism to these institutions rather than keeping them in the government control.

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Vineet Madan 10 years 4 months ago

I think making Chandigarh College of Engineering and technology as NIT will be an excellent move. Chandigarh students share seats with Delhi students in their NIT, which is not good. Even Pondichery has NIT. Why cant Chandigarh have one. Even Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh have NIT. Why Chandigarh students should suffer?

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Surabhi Srivastava_5 10 years 4 months ago

How about online education. Please see online training videos for MS Office: https://www.youtube.com/user/CXOLearningAcademy

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Rushi Parikh 10 years 4 months ago

an educated population is mandatory for services oriented export economy. My suggestions as follows 1. make teacher universities free i.e. education for teachers without any fees 2. guarantee employment and retirement incentives for teachers 3. increase R&D spending in teaching techniques successful in other countries (import foreign teachers if needed to share best practices) 4. teacher skill set review every few years not with tests but practical exams case scenarios of teaching students

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Divya Khandelwal 10 years 4 months ago

About Art and Architecture Colleges- Students must be given the responsibility of areas of Chandigarh or nearby, which are lying in its shambles, to recreate and redesign them. This should be given as an assignment to the students as a part of the curicullum. this will have following benefits: 1. The area/ monument will be get back its glory. 2. Will give a chance to sudents to work in practical domain. 3. will save a lot of money of govt. otherwise spent for contractors etc.

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Divya Khandelwal 10 years 4 months ago

About Engineering colleges- Funds for innovations and research work on colleges must be allotted. The college must be given responsibility to promote creative ideas of students by publicizing different technology related contests by govt. of India and others. It can be done easily as chandigarh has only 3 government engineering colleges.

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