Development and Human Right
Development and Human Right
Development and Human Right
Faculty of Law
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Firstly, I would like to thank respected Professor for giving me such a golden
opportunity to show my skills and capability through this project. This project is the
result of the extensive ultrapure study, hard work and labour, put into to make it
thinking, behaviour, and acts during the course of study. Lastly, I would like to
thank the almighty and my parents for their moral support and my friends with
Thanking You…
KISHAN BANZARA
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this Project report titled “Role Of Education In Promoting
Developmental Goals” has been prepared by me as a part of project work of
Semester 1 L.L.M. under the guidance of Professor Dr. Dalpat Singh. The text
reported in the project is the outcome of my own efforts and no part in it has
been incorporated without due acknowledgement.
KISHAN BANZARA
Introduction
1. Formal Education
This is also known as formal learning which usually takes place within the
premises of the school. It refers to the basic academic knowledge that a
child learns in a formal manner.
This continues from an elementary school to secondary school and further
on to colleges. Such an education is provided by specially qualified
teachers who are efficient enough with the art of instruction.
The student and the teacher are both aware of the facts and engage
themselves through a process of education. Some of the examples of
formal education are classroom learning, Institute
grading/certification, or planned education of different subjects with a
proper syllabus acquired by attending an institution.
2. Informal Education
3. Non-formal Education
The modern era has been possible due to education and learning, and is the
basis for rational and logical thinking. It has brought in huge benefits for
the people across every nook and cranny of the globe. Some of them are
visible and some of them are not but overall they have contributed
immensely to the development of society.
For the souls taking refuge in education, the desire for growth has no
boundaries. Education is not a destination, but a journey to be cherished. It
is an enriching path, not only in the lives of individuals, but is also
chartering histories of nations and building strong foundations of
development.
India still lives in its villages. The seeds of education must find their way
to villages. The ‘Adult Education Programme’ and ‘National Rural
Education Programme’ still have a long distance to cover. By opening
more primary schools in villages, we can not only curb the problem of
migration by creating novel opportunities in village, but also educate
farmers on knowledge of right seeds and fertilisers. This may lead to better
yield and could end our reliance on the import of wheat, rice and other
essential commodities.
The quality of education needs better monitoring in both rural and urban
India. Awareness programmes for education must be carried out with
more zeal and vigour. The Central Government’s scheme ‘Beti Bachao,
Beti Padhao’ needs a massive boost. Education for all should be the
primary focus. Our government expenditure on education is mere 2.8% of
Gross Domestic Product, as against the generally-accepted norm of 6% or
even above in the developed world. More innovative and scientific
development programmes should be launched, like Skill Acquisition and
Knowledge Awareness for Livelihood Promotion programme
(SANKALP), Skill Strengthening for Industrial Value Enhancement
(STRIVE), etc.
Swami Vivekananda said, “The education which does not help the
common mass of people to equip themselves for the struggle of life,
which does not bring out strength of character, a spirit of philanthropy,
and the courage of a lion—is it worth its name? Real education is that
which enables one to stand on ones’ legs”. Education plays a significant
role in the life of a nation and importance in a country like India cannot
be underestimated. The character and quality of the people greatly depend
on the education imparted to them at different levels. Rich empires may
rise and fall in a stroke but those with firm rooted educational groundings
have an element of sustainability. This ensures their survival for ages.
One of the most important benefits of education is that it helps to meet the
objectives of life. Right education with dedication can help to accomplish
the same. Getting a professional degree is the only way to excel in
different business domains such as Engineering, Medicine and
Accounting. By enrolling in the course of your choice, it is not only
possible to enhance the skill level but also the professional expertise.
People who are educated can access a lot of opportunities. People with
high intellectual wealth also enjoy good social status in society. Therefore,
we can say that education is probably the most valuable aspect of life. It
brings about evolution in the way we think and conduct ourselves, which
improves life and living. Education gives people the skills they need to
help themselves out of poverty or, in other words, into prosperity. There is
huge difference between educated and uneducated persons. An
uneducated person cannot show his ideas and skills better than an
educated person.
Education has been part and parcel of human life ever since antiquity
because it implies cultivation of the mind to make life tolerable and the
acquisition of skills for making it possible. Today, education has become
the basic necessity of human beings, as education equips them with the
knowledge necessary to face the challenges of life.
Nelson Mandela aptly said that “Education is the most powerful weapon
which you can use to change the world”. Education, today, is the
foundation on which the pillars of modern society rest. There is no
denying the fact that in today’s competitive era education has become a
major part not only for human kind but also for a country’s development
because it plays an important role in social and economic progress. If a
person wants to get success and progress in his life, he should be educated.
In the same way, if a nation wants development, the country must have
more developed education and educated people. Education should remain
the focus of governments, ahead of their political agendas. Not only more
policies but their effective implementation are also essential to the latter.
Some modifications in our educational system are required to encourage
talent-based and growth-oriented teachings. This would be a welcome
step.
The Sum Up