Coaching centres
This refers to debate about coaching centres. I believe we are unnecessarily criticizing coaching centres. Without tuition, it would be extremely difficult for a majority of students to pass classes like 10th and 12th. It is not that the teachers in government schools are not teaching properly, but the point is that in winter students get time to attend tuition centres. Since schools in Kashmir remain off during winters, naturally students shift to coaching centres. I like the argument that coaching centres and winter schooling are two different issues. For now, let coaching centres do their job. The government should not necessarily harass them.
Aamir Ali
Zadibal Srinagar
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