The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has shut down a junior engineer’s employment and suspended an assistant engineer in addition to conducting an anti-encroachment operation and sealing the locations of many unlicensed coaching centres.
Remarkably, the Union Ministry of Education had developed a set of regulations for the licensing of coaching centres throughout the nation barely half a year prior. The guidelines cover important topics, such as infrastructure requirements including construction and fire safety codes and other standards.
Source: Times of India
Are different UTs and states considering these standards seriously? Based on projections from 2022, the Indian coaching business is expected to generate a substantial revenue of Rs 1.3 lakh crore by 2028, with a current valuation of Rs 58,000 crore. Operators often have to compromise in order to reduce expenses.
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar observed in the Rajya Sabha that coaching facilities had evolved into something akin to gas chambers. The Delhi AAP administration is claiming that the L-G, who was appointed by the Centre, has been ignoring the mess in the city, and the BJP is answering back.
Source: CNN-News18
Then, maybe it’s time to consider the hypothetical scenario.What if these kids were yours or the kids of a powerful politician? Would the investigation have taken a different turn and produced a different set of lessons?
It is terrifying to consider the possibility that these three young people—Shreya Yadav from Uttar Pradesh, Tanya Soni from Telangana, and Nevin Dalvin from Kerala—could drown in the middle of a crowded city. However, political will must be developed to guarantee that those found guilty are held accountable if we are to provide ourselves the opportunity to atone for our actions and preserve the memories of these three individuals. Allow a national purging to occur. Let’s start in Delhi.
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