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A Note

Namaste  readers !!
Hope you all are doing well and fine and most probably, enjoying my stories.

As I have started the new track, I would like to share something which many of you didnt knew. So, during colonialism in India, students, one of the most neglected group in society , even today although, were badly affected. British government used to send most of the students at services to army during world wars which lagged their studies and ended up jobless.

They didnt added any indian subject in their syllabus which was actually the solution to the problem of us questioning their dominance. Many revolts occurred for this in different parts of country regarding the western syllabus and not Indian. And most importantly!! They would fail many of the students so that they render jobless and would not replace colonial dominance. Although failing  one wasn't practiced on large scale but it used to happen which ultimately affected the students and ended them reluctant to get education. And since most of the population was poor and middle class, they weren't able to afford higher education. Most of the parents used to take loans for this purpose and were badly exploited by lenders. Even if you would check Vietnamese freedom struggle, you would realise that the failing system were practised there too...The only difference was, they did so on large scale.

ASIF, an association of the youth and students was established nearly about 1936 with the main purpose to oppose this injustice. Revolts and protests broke down on large scale and mass participation of students took place in this. But at last, it ended up within 10 -13 years since the political leaders exploited and misused it.

So, my new track would be a small try to flash on this problem and show you how adverse were the situations were.

I hope you would like and enjoy it and bless it with your love.Do vote and comment if you would like.
Keep reading and stay safe!!