भारतीय भाषा (इसे हिंदी पढ़ें) के लिए मची हाय तौबा की वजह नॉलेज के क्षेत्र में दक्षिण का बढ़ता रुतबा है. सामाजिक नवजागरण और रिजर्वेशन पर बेहतर अमल की वजह से दक्षिण के राज्य और महाराष्ट्र से ऐसी कई खबरें आ रही हैं और आती रहेंगी. अपनी सामंती ऐंठ में मस्त उत्तर भारत को ऐसे कई झटके लगने हैं. क्या आपको यह बात नहीं चौंकाती कि आरक्षण विरोधी आंदोलन हर बार उत्तर भारत में ही क्यों होता है.
दक्षिण भारत के राज्यों में 69% तक रिजर्वेशन और (दक्षिण के साथ खासकर खासकर महाराष्ट्र में) सामाजिक चेतना तथा शिक्षा के आंदोलनों की वजह से इंग्लिश का जानकार एक बड़ा और तेजी से उभरता सोशल ग्रुप दिल्ली और देश की ब्यूरोक्रेसी में स्पेस बनाने लगा है. भारतीय भाषा का बवाल उसे रोकने के लिए है. भारतीय भाषाओं का सवाल उठाने वालों को भारतीय भाषा से प्रेम नहीं हैं. उनसे पूछिए कि उनके बच्चे किन स्कूलों में पढ़ रहे हैं.
मेरी कॉलोनी में काम वाली बाई को भी समझ में आ गया है कि बच्चे को इंग्लिश में पढ़ाना चाहिए. आप हिंदी की महानता का पाठ किसे समझा किसे रहे हैं महाराज? अब यह और बात है कि आर्थिक और दूसरे कारणो से पता नहीं कि वह आखिर में अपने बच्चे को कहां पढ़ा पाएगी. लेकिन अपने बच्चे की भलाई किसमें है, यह तो वह जानती है.
Andhra bags 7 of top 10 IIT ranks
HYDERABAD: Andhra Pradesh hit a jackpot with its students bagging seven
of the top 10 ranks in IIT-Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), the
results of which were declared on Wednesday. In fact, the state claimed
the coveted top two ranks of IIT-JEE, with A Jitendar Reddy from
Warangal emerging as the national topper followed by Uday K Shah from
Hyderabad.
Others from the state who bagged top ranks include Madhu Kiran (fourth), K Satwik (sixth), Janardhan Reddy (seventh) Sabarish Nikhil (eighth) and Neeraj Gopal (ninth). An estimated 30% of the 50,000 students who wrote the examination from the state cleared the test this year, with over 500 of them making it to the top 2,000 in the open category. A total of 65,000 students had written the examination from the southern region.
Andhra students also scored well in the reserved category with OBC students from the state bagging seven out of the top 15 ranks in this section. Among reserved categories including SC, ST, OBC and physically handicapped (PH) the state secured over 50 ranks in the top 200 slab.
Officials from IIT-Madras, who were in charge of the results, said Andhra students already account for 21% of the total student strength in IITs. "One should not be surprised by the performance of these students as they have traditionally done well. This year, the percentage of students from the state in the IITs might be higher than 25%," said T S Natarajan, director, IIT-JEE.
While IIT-Madras, which conducted the examination, was criticized for the errors in mathematics and physics question papers, IIT experts said such errors could have actually worked in favour of the students from Andhra as not many would have been able to crack some of ambiguous questions. "Most front-rankers from the state cracked these ambiguous questions, which might have given them an edge over others," said K V Raghunath, vice-chairman, Narayana Group of Colleges whose students bagged five of the top seven ranks. Some other experts noted that a tough maths paper helped garner top ranks as students from the state have traditionally done well in the subject.
Others from the state who bagged top ranks include Madhu Kiran (fourth), K Satwik (sixth), Janardhan Reddy (seventh) Sabarish Nikhil (eighth) and Neeraj Gopal (ninth). An estimated 30% of the 50,000 students who wrote the examination from the state cleared the test this year, with over 500 of them making it to the top 2,000 in the open category. A total of 65,000 students had written the examination from the southern region.
Andhra students also scored well in the reserved category with OBC students from the state bagging seven out of the top 15 ranks in this section. Among reserved categories including SC, ST, OBC and physically handicapped (PH) the state secured over 50 ranks in the top 200 slab.
Officials from IIT-Madras, who were in charge of the results, said Andhra students already account for 21% of the total student strength in IITs. "One should not be surprised by the performance of these students as they have traditionally done well. This year, the percentage of students from the state in the IITs might be higher than 25%," said T S Natarajan, director, IIT-JEE.
While IIT-Madras, which conducted the examination, was criticized for the errors in mathematics and physics question papers, IIT experts said such errors could have actually worked in favour of the students from Andhra as not many would have been able to crack some of ambiguous questions. "Most front-rankers from the state cracked these ambiguous questions, which might have given them an edge over others," said K V Raghunath, vice-chairman, Narayana Group of Colleges whose students bagged five of the top seven ranks. Some other experts noted that a tough maths paper helped garner top ranks as students from the state have traditionally done well in the subject.
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