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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:04 +0000
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Hi,
You must have heard about 'TeachIndia - An initiative by Times of India'. By name and ads what kinds of first impression does it gives? A campaign to provide basic education to the people who are deprived of it because of various reasons like social, financial or personal (& political also). Sounds good when we know that out of three people in Inida one is illiterate. I also thought of it as a good platform to do some good work and went for the induction. Unfortunately the reality is far different from what they advertise. They introduced us to the two NGOs (after a brief intro from them )and suggested us to join one of them, thats it. And after listening to these NGO many of us were very depressed. None of them talked about the core issue of providing education to the people who deserve to be educated instead they talked about business, fund raising, expecting money from volunteers and no plan of action for the cause. Never expected this from such a brand and NGOs.
Please share your views.
Regards,
Sanjay

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