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Reason Backwardness:Lack of Education

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Are we backward?

Here is the third response by S. Sinha from Guwahati on the survey "Is the Bishnupriya Manipuri a backward community?".

Socially: Yes
Economically: Yes
Politically: Yes
Educationally: Yes
We are under represented in Class I government services: Yes

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The main reason behind this is due to lack of proper education. Our society is lagging behind in everything since educationally we are very poor. Most of the people of our communinty are not interested in pursuing highger education. Reasons may be poverty but if we are really interested we can solve every problem. Most of us are from villages/rural areas. If we are properly educated we can solve the problem of poverty; we will become more conscious about politics; with this, social sentiment will automatically grow amongst us.
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  1. Anonymous22 February 2010 at 10:30

    Main challenge is how to make/who will make our people living in villages/rural areas realise/aware of the fact that the only way to solve our problems is education.This message has to be propagated to & understood by the masses.

    Pranjal,
    Pittsburgh

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  2. Anonymous24 February 2010 at 22:52

    For this people like u and me have to reach these rural people by means of NGO'S, our community programs, through our organisations like MAHASABHA, SAHITYA SABHA, SANSKRITI PARISHAD, GANA SANGRAM PARISHAD & MAINLY THROUGH STUDENT'S UNION ETC.

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