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Ideas to make the ‘Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports’ (PEADS) more effective

How to make anti-doping programme more effective amongst the rural area and budding athletes at school level in India through ‘Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports’ (PEADS)
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May 26, 2015
Last Date :
Jun 26, 2015
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To further increase the awareness-cum-outreach level of the anti doping campaign, National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) has developed an extensive education program namely Program for ...

To further increase the awareness-cum-outreach level of the anti doping campaign, National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) has developed an extensive education program namely Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports (PEADS). To know the exact requirement for this purpose, an Information and Education Committee (IEC) has been constituted under the Chairmanship of Director General, NADA to assist and advise NADA. PEADS is a comprehensive program that has been planned with an objective to deal with different stakeholders in the country.

The objective of this program is to increase Awareness of Anti Doping in Sports across the country amongst all the sportspersons and support staff.

Suggestions/ Feedback are required from public and common manon how this program can be made more effective amongst the rural area and budding athletes at school level in India and in what way and how can anyone assist NADA to eradicate the doping in sports in India. Anyone can share idea of the photos, documentaries, small films, and electronic advertisement media on anti doping etc.

Program for Education and Awareness on Anti Doping in Sports (PEADS)

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Ajeet Singh Shekhawat
Ajeet Singh Shekhawat 11 years 3 weeks ago
If a general caste woman get job (after fighting exam) out of 100 of general women, it’s not a good conditions. What is ratio of ST, SC women to general caste women in the govt department? ST, SC category women have a very high job ratio what about general category women? Day by day general category women have been getting lost their existence and importance in their own category.
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Ajeet Singh Shekhawat
Ajeet Singh Shekhawat 11 years 3 weeks ago
How is it possible for all unreserved women to get higher education, to get married, take the responsibility of family and to get govt job within 27 year to 30 years of age? Are all the works and things possible for all general category women at the age of 27 to 30? These women are doubly disadvantage. After 30 years of age, they can’t apply for govt job because of age limit. Not only ST, SC Tribes women but general tribe women are having the same barriers and problems for their existence also
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Ajeet Singh Shekhawat
Ajeet Singh Shekhawat 11 years 3 weeks ago
they don’t need of govt job and they have no problems in their lives. It doesn’t mean that women who belong to general category have no need of govt job in their lives. It’s a question of their existence that is in danger. It’s a question of all women empowerment. All women are equal, so why is major difference between getting job for SC, ST tribe’s women and General Category women. How any they get education,but they can’t get job because of tough competition, age bar and of other govt rules
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Ajeet Singh Shekhawat
Ajeet Singh Shekhawat 11 years 3 weeks ago
Respected Modi Sir, I want draw your attention towards ‘General Category Women’ who are facing a lot of problems in our country. The reality is, General caste women are also having barriers getting education and govt jobs because of their bad economic condition, culture, customs, gender differentiation and centeral or state govt rules (in getting jobs) It is not universal truth that women who belong to General Category are in good situation,they don’t need of earning money for their live hood
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sanjay tiwari_3
sanjay tiwari_3 11 years 3 weeks ago
Modern education schemes should be start keeping in mind that the students in the private schools get all the facilities of teaching by well trained teachers but however in govt. schools there are lack of trained teachers and modern technical facilties due to which private schools students are much higher in views than govt. schools students. Trained and technical program should be run for the better education of student studying in govt. schools.
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Arjun M M
Arjun M M 11 years 3 weeks ago
sir, try to make CBSE available for poor now a days only state syllabus is available for the poor. but i dont know what are the restrictions but if u can do it it will make a lot of difference and will close the gap in education for poor and rich
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sweta singh_1
sweta singh_1 11 years 3 weeks ago
please encourage reuse of books & stationery which private schools are not allowing for their financial gains as it will help in conservation of natural resources.
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Yogesh shivaji patil
Yogesh shivaji patil 11 years 3 weeks ago
Most of the teacher don't teach from the bottom of their heart .Because no one is looking after them in some colleges
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Syed Hussaini
Syed Hussaini 11 years 3 weeks ago
Our population consists of 1.2 billion people if we all remove our lethargic attitude then we will indeed surely succeed in the upcoming years mindset people is all that matters
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