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Education - A Weapon

“ Education is the key to unlocking the world, passport to freedom”                                                     Oprah Winfrey What separates humans from animals is the ability of humans to write, read, learn and teach . This centuries-old accrued knowledge is called “ education ”, which makes humans the smartest creatures on the planet earth.  The basic measurement for education is called the rate of ‘literacy’. The global adult literacy rate is 86%. 75%of the world’s illiterate population lives in South Asia,West Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. Women account for two -  third so fall the illiterate adults of the world.The literacy rate of India is 77.7%(2017-18). In  the modern world, the meaning of ‘education’ is structured knowledge of our society in various disciplines – history, mathematics, polity, economics, various...
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FARMERs' NEED

On the 29th death anniversary of our ex Prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, the Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel  launched a new scheme for the welfare of farmers i.e.  Rajiv Gandhi kisan yonana 
Which will supplement the income of land owing farmers by rs. 10000 to 13000 per acre.
This scheme will help approx 18 lakh farmers producing Rice, Maize, etc.
Many schemes like this are run by the state government as well as the central government, like Pm kisan' scheme  which provides rs.6 lakhs to families owing land less rhan 5 acres.
Need of the hour 
Though farmerd are being benefited by these schemes but it is not reaching the ground level. Most of the farmers are landless or have not enough resources. So either they work on other's land  and earn wages or take other's  land on rent as tenant and cultivate on it.
As they have to pay a portion of their wages to the landlord, so they work hard to earn more wages. In the time of global pestilence, we have to thankful of farmers, and also we are lucky that we have accessibility, availability and affordability of food unlike  USA where a situation of famine is on the brink, they are standing in a queue for food..
Measures can be taken 
1. Centre should launch scheme for landless farmers and workers 
2. Government should announce the minimum support price (MSP) of the upcoming season. 
3. There should be proper and necessary schemes for the welfare of farmers.
There is lots of scheme but implementation of these schemes is a very difficult things so I suggest government should focus on the implementation of it...for the better future.

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