Should we have special syllabus in schools?
Delhi rape incident has shook the entire nation. People are hitting roads
across the country demanding justice to the victim by hanging the guilty
at the earliest. Yes, the victim will get justice with that (lets
presume) but will it ensure that no such incidents take place in near or
later future? May be yes, to some extent. While supporting stringent
laws and more than capital punishment to the rapists, let us also demand
something else wherein girls/women should not be in a position to seek
justice. Such justice should be given well in advance not to victims but
every woman for that matter. How will that be possible?

Andhra
Wishesh tried speaking to many eminent educationists, feminists and
social activists over women safety. All of them had one point in
common-instil better morals among the people when they are in schools
itself. Interestingly, we found that their point had so much of merit.
Why not come out with a special subject - Women Studies at the school
itself, they questioned.

These are some important topics that can be included in Woman Studies at school level:
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Importance of women in all mythologies
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The pain and risks mothers undergo during their pregnancy
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The way mother converts her blood into milk to feeds the baby for months together
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Heinous crimes that took place across the globe
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Punishments that every country implements over various offences against women
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Educating that dowry is a crime and could not be treated as a social norm/tradition
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Women are not tools of pleasure
Only when
this subject is included in schools, all school going children will get
complete knowledge as to how woman/girl should not be treated. Parents
should not just focus on their children becoming business magnates,
doctors or engineers but aim at designing their children into perfect
people. Never skip an hour 'moral science' class/lecture to your son
only to devout the same time towards some math or science. Andhra Wishesh strongly advocates this ideology. Are you with us?
(AW Phani)



















Our
state is no different either, nevertheless this time the animosity
seems to be on the rage with fierce comeptitions from splits. True Y S
Jagan Mohan Reddy's YSR Congress party has split from the parent of all
parties Congress, while K Chandrashekar Rao's TRS split from an alliance
with TDP. Now all the four are vying for power in the general elections
scheduled in 2014.
In
the process tall claims and taller promises are being made to prove
themselves the best alternative. Adding to this the topping of the icing
is massive walkathons. While the ordeal in the recent times was started
by the Congress Cheif Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy. He travelled by
various modes of conveyance to launch his 'Indiramma Baata'.
But
his contemporaries embarked on a more critical walkathons, probably
they have all the time to lure the public when compared to the CM who is
decked up with hectic schedule. TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu
embarked on "Vastunna Mee Kosam' and is trekking across the state while
showing his multi colours by intermingling with various sections.
Following
him is younger scion of the late Chief Minister YS Rajashekar Reddy,
Sharmila who is also on a similar but massive programme, 'Maro Praja
Prasthanam.' The YSR Congress leader took the roads after her sibling
was refused bail several times in the disproportionate asets case.
The
TDP veteran took a dig at the TRS Chief whether he could take a walk
with him even for a week, as a remark to the former stating that the TDP
chief's brain had been deceased earlier. So that confirms that the TRS
chief is really not embarking on any walkathons as of now.
On
the whole animosity between the
This
leaves the public in dilemma as to whom to reinstate in the state.
While every party has a steady set of followers which almost account to
eighty percent of the public, the rest 20 odd percent make the
difference. Which way will the vote bank swing? With not much of options
at hand what will happen if the one dreaded by you comes to
power?...just think before you ink....(Wishesh-AarKay)
















