HELP THE POOR BUT MERITORIOUS - HOW FAR THIS IS ACCEPTABLE

 

Reality and thoughts

There are organizations that provide assistance to the poor and lower-middle-class individuals, but there is a stipulation: students must demonstrate exceptional merit.

We must acknowledge the harsh realities of our society. Due to poverty, many parents lack proper education, which, in turn, affects their children's academic performance, often resulting in average grades. While there may be exceptions, I believe that the condition of providing financial assistance solely to highly meritorious students warrants reevaluation. This criterion would inevitably restrict aid to a tiny percentage of students. If organizations were to extend support to average students as well, it could break the cycle of poverty, ensuring that future generations have better opportunities and a brighter future.

Let us also consider the educational background of poor families from now on and extend our support to average students from these families, in addition to those who demonstrate intelligence despite their impoverished circumstances. By adopting a more inclusive approach, we can empower a wider range of students to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future. Ultimately, this will contribute to a more equitable society where every individual has access to opportunities for growth and development. What do you think?

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end- documented ಸಂಟೈಂ ಇನ್ December 2018

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