Mid day meal ko pehle teachers ko compalsary khilavo to meal me sudhar ayega.har student ko free transport facilities do. har aganvadi baheno ko swachta sikhavo. ek adhyatmik sastha ne 1200 school me jake students ko teach kiya to uska result achha aya, harek student regular school ane laga,homework barobar karne laga, juth bolna bandh kar diya, class ko clean rakhne laga, parents ko chote mote kam me help karne laga, aise harek student ko school ke teacher bhi train kar sakte hey.

Children are very fond of films. They should be taught through audio-visual media and through documentary films created by experts. They should be inspired and motivated regularly to learn. Through documentary films they should be taught about good manners, habits for health and cleanliness.

As a teacher of higher education myself, the AGM of PTA of my daughters college (Ethiraj College, Chennai), that I attended yesterday was a present surprise. Atleast by next year University or UGC should arrange for video graphing of the same to showcase to other institutions the very best practice of this college that has survived many odds to excel by virtue of many such best practices.

For child education or 100% literacy in the India govt. should make planning for Education policy or Education loan up to 18 year every desired Parents shall deposit certain amount (say Rs.500 P.M.) in particular govt. a/c then after 18 year they will get its contributed amount along with govt. contribution amount also for further professional education or Entrepreneurship

For Initiative of girls education the states must try to encouraged & Follow the girls from Home to Schools at on this point States must know what the family members interested in this & why they not? Problems between Home to Schools must solve with cooperation of the 3s-Support of Home, Security of way & Cleaning of/at Schools. As for as more numbers is concern it depend on Awareness of Society also, everybody in his surrounding must encourage the Girls & his Parents to sent her to Schools.

Best practices by the states for girl child education: First is provide the facilities in small villages rural area School. Second is the poor parents for the support with money or motivated services. Third is provides child special food in the schhol for child girl. Fourth is girl programs self esteem. Fifth is most importent provide the security for child girls.

SAHYOG' is an initiative taken by students of Madan Mohan Malviya University of Technology to provide basic education to those who are deprived of it. AIM: 1. To inculcate values and provide moral education to the students. 2. To promote personal development of the students through various co-curricular activities like music, sports painting Debates, Dance, Poetry, etc. 3. To create awareness about health and social issues Links:https://www.facebook.com/SahYoG.MMMEC?ref=hl

A very small effort is to establish creative libraries. Kind of eve classes ,group of 5-10 educated graduates can start evenng clases for poor children where they can teach children not only subjects but create awareness about rights & duties. It should not be like daily school but interactive, children driven class with videos etc to make it interesting. Awareness about social ills will create a pool of extremely aware future generation. skill develpmnt cn b an add on for higher age group.

Punjab Government has waived off all the fee of the girl child across all government schools till 12th standard. Also they have introduced Mai Bhago Scheme of providing free cycles to the +1, +2 girls. However this scheme needs a modification that it should be provided to the girls to all the upper class girls say from 6th to 12th and to priority to those who are from far flung areas - more than 2 kms.

Sarva siksha Abhiyan in Tamil nadu have produced great results.. And the government of Tamil Nadu even provide free text books to students till 12 std. To all government and government aided schools...