My thoughts on Politics, Public Policy, Governance, International Relations, Diplomacy and Strategic Affairs.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Holocaust of Cattle - Are we living amongst Schultz Staffel?
Sunday normally starts with a lazy morning, my mom prodding about prayers and breakfast, dad enjoying his time with me speaking from politics to Vedanta to old time memories. One of the past Sundayas (7/10/12) was different. None was at home in the morning as parents left to home town for Navarathri. Bloody lazy day with loads of outstanding works is really a hell. But as there was no other go, started the day through that hell and was sailing through.
Labels:
cruelty,
lessons,
Morality,
Nation,
PETA,
Sanathana Dharma,
Temple Worshipers' Society,
Terrorism.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Moral Education - More pressure on Students?
Everyone is lamenting about lack of moral education in schools and lack of care by parents when news broke out that a teenager school student stabbed his teacher to death, because she complained about his poor performance to his parents. Moral Instruction was included in the timetable when I was in school, but our teachers proudly said that moral stories won't fetch marks in exams and concentrated on Mathematics and Science during those hours. I was an average student in those subjects, so hated the pressure put by the teachers who wanted me to understand what they taught instead of teaching me in a way I understood. (Thank fully one of our family friends was a maths teacher and he taught me in private in a way I understood and I got decent marks in mathematics.) Science? If everybody becomes a scientist who will manage the world? So, I studied commerce and management.
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