Dark places for bright future

Dark places for bright future

By Aisha Jamali

29th April 2012

Knowledge has a power, which can be acquired from both formal and informal ways.

Formally it can be spread by schools, colleges, universities and others institutions. Besides the education there are some others activities which make students perfect these are confidence, way of talking, and way of dealing people, rules & regulations, values & norms and thinking for the betterment of the society. We can get these activities from with the interactions of people.

NGOs are trying to spread the education by informal means in which aforementioned extra co curricular activities are completely ignored. they open minor offices in different localities without enough facilities that don’t attract a large number of students expect few who are not provided quality education bypassing non textual activities which dispels their tall claims of providing quality education free of cost..

Millions of rupees are embezzled by NGOs personals in name of providing education to poor people. What is disappointing thing is that there is no any accountability for those who are involved in this shameful act.

Another fact that is desperately done in circles of NGOs is that they not only misappropriate money of poor but they don’t involve the government in their process of work. If schools are constructed with collaboration of government, better education could be provided to poor who are passing their lives below poverty line.

Here we suggest to high authorities of NGOs, who are working for the cause of quality education, to form a body that can scrutinize funds either they are being spent on exact place or not, secondly NGOs should also remain with contact with government so as to problem of poor can be reduced with collaboration.