Dial T for TamilNadu (Part II)
I love my home state of Tamil Nadu.
Check out this news about Vellammal School, one that strives to maintain the decorum and discipline inferred from our culture. A gender based segregation is effective in a school of about 11000 students.
Cute, isnt it?
Check out this news about Vellammal School, one that strives to maintain the decorum and discipline inferred from our culture. A gender based segregation is effective in a school of about 11000 students.
Cute, isnt it?
Labels: Tamilnadu
posted by The Kid at 3:06 PM
5 Comments:
I wonder that parents of 11000 students thought it fit to put their children there.
- Does it reflect that the people of Tamilnadu want what the school enforces?
- Or is it a case, that considering various factors, the academic learning, facilities etc far outweigh the interaction among students factor?
Maybe a person like HH G'ma would be able to throw more light on this aspect.
I agree.I studied in a co ed school and benefitted by appreciating healthy friendship between boys and girls.
the ppl r going mad..
man if my school students were put in there..
we wont survive a minute..
ask any1 in chinmaya to live like that..they ll like "----------"
We need to grow up and be less paranoid
Hey Kid,
Liked ur blog.
I am from this school (graduated out of it in 2000). Apparently this school has an engineering college and i did my bachelors too
(engineering) at this place. I have spent a whole lot of my childhood ( 8 + 4 years ) studying in this place. I was never restricted from talking to girls while I was at school or college. There was no restriction for a healthy relationship between boys and girls both at school and in college. The school bagged several awards (including one national award
a couple of years ago) for its academic excellence. The engineering college has been
consistently ranked among the top under Anna university for the past 4 to 5 years in terms of its results. The founder of this school, velammal was once invited by our Hon'ble President Shri Abdul kalam to his residence. I am really proud of this place. This school is known for its scholarships and huge awards that it bestows upon its students for their excellence in academics and sports. I was one of the beneficiaries.
This news article is very shocking to me. I enjoyed great freedom in organising events, joint trips involving boys and girls. I hope this news is not true. I still maintain a good rapport with the chairman of this institution. I shall lodge my protest once I confirm the veracity of this article. No parent with right senses would ever put his child in a school with such a stupid rule.
Thanks a lot for sharing this news in your blog. I concurr with all the other comments. I also believe that such a rule in school is definitely not healthy for its students.
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