Balika Vadhu Written Update 2nd July 2014 Written Update - Page 2

Originally posted by: aparnauma

Well compared to politicians NGOs are much cleaner.

The good work done by NGOs is much more obvious than the corruption that is prevalent.

Most of the time where government and it's agencies and the bureaucracy fail it is the NGOs and the private charity establishments succeed.It is an indisputable truth in our country and elsewhere in the world too where the NGOs work seems to function as lifelines when the establishments fail.

Politicians means only unethical behaviour misuse of power corruption fooling failure to deliver good governance making promises at the time of elections and forgetting about them is what comes to peoples' minds.

There may be rotten eggs every where but not as many as we see in politics and governement offices.This may be popular perception in the general public but there is a strong basis for this.

Originally posted by: SPuja

@bold - it is just that corruption in NGOs has not been highlighted much by media. Anybody who has dealt with NGOs know that they are more corrupt than the much maligned government officials. Try google search - the results will show the reality.

I know corruption exists in NGOs I have seen that with my own eyes. I have come across both kind of NGOs.Even the corrupt organisation have to show the evidence of the work so some work gets done Even if they gobble up mot of the funds some work at least gets done.

Government schools have to admit any child - in Delhi, the Government schools are full of children from weaker sections of society, most of them a first generation learners - teachers find it difficult to control them (I have many friends who teach in government schools) because the student learn all sort of bad things in their slum like environment - we cannot compare this with a public school, where students come from educated homes where parents spend a lot of money in extra tutions etc. Similarly Government hospitals cater to general public - the doctors are so much over burdened and get so little monetary compensation compared to their counterpart working in swanky private hospitals where even middle class people find difficult to go because of hefty fees.

thanks for the wu. Looks like vivek will fall in saurabh's trap

wonder what this dance academy track is now!

Originally posted by: SPuja

Government schools have to admit any child - in Delhi, the Government schools are full of children from weaker sections of society, most of them a first generation learners - teachers find it difficult to control them (I have many friends who teach in government schools) because the student learn all sort of bad things in their slum like environment - we cannot compare this with a public school, where students come from educated homes where parents spend a lot of money in extra tutions etc. Similarly Government hospitals cater to general public - the doctors are so much over burdened and get so little monetary compensation compared to their counterpart working in swanky private hospitals where even middle class people find difficult to go because of hefty fees.

Government employees are maligned because it is a fashion in India to blame everything on Government. Like people break the traffic rules - and if caught make all sort of bahana and then try to bribe the policeman to avoid paying chalan. Who is to blame here - the person breaking the rule or the policeman?

NGOs do work and some of them are very good - but just like politicians, even NGOs are full of corruption and swindling of money. They exploit the very people in whose name they get lots of funds from government, public and even foreign donations.

There can be a lot of arguments - but the fact is corruption is present in NGOs and the lady was imposing her presence and even insisting on giving money - if not by cheque then in the form of purchase - is this not enough to raise doubt about her motives?

I am talking about charity schools run by charitables trusts.I have studied in one of them which is meant tto cater for the weaker sections of the society.Mostof the girls I have been to school are from lower strata of the society and some of the kids were dirt poor who used to steal lunch boxes I know what I kind of education my school has given and what kind of education the govt school kids got. Teachers were paid by the govt in both schools and the money which my school received was put to much better use simply because the charity organisation and the principal of the school were committed to do good.

I am talking in general - your school and your hospital may be an exception. Schools run by christian charitable trusts are better but they receive grants and foreign aids too, the amount we would never know.

Originally posted by: SPuja

I am talking in general - your school and your hospital may be an exception. Schools run by christian charitable trusts are better but they receive grants and foreign aids too, the amount we would never know.

In Delhi - the best hospitals are government hospitals - they do not ask for unnecessary tests/medicines. Treatment even in charitable hospitals here is too costly compared to Government hospitals.

Those foreign aids are not given blindly.They come and inspect the work that is being done. No foreign aid agency is a fool that it gives funds blindly.They have to show how the money has been spent and show the evidence of that and of course they see the results the work too.

Don't want to get into details, but people of India know the reality of foreign aids.

All I said was that this dancer was camouflaged in a much better manner than Shyamal Bhai and Rasika and if the article did not come out it would not have been so difficult to believe this lady.