Road Suraksha: The Right and Responsibility of Every Road User | IRTE

  The ultimate aim of choosing an appropriate post graduate course, whether academic or skill development should be based upon your interest in how you would like to see your employability in jobs or your own family business, wherein your knowledge and skills can be useful and well adapted in your working lives.  Post-graduation study is not essential in isolation but what you want to do thereafter. Naturally, earning your livelihood well enough is the first and important consideration, but as you employ yourself, or get employed: work satisfaction is key to contentment. Work satisfaction can be achieved from several different factors such as  satisfaction  with pay, promotion opportunities, fringe benefits,  job  security, relationship with co-workers and supervisors, but when your job also has the spirit of philanthropy, your happiness would be complete in all respects. Philanthropy is your ability to contribute towards the improvement and wellbeing of humankind.  An ideal working ca

  COVID pandemic has left us confused and at the same time, opened the challenge to reorganise our thought process for the future. As a young student, who has a lifetime in front and is considering further education, it is essential to consider job oriented courses which can help you in the future.   I have the following piece of guidance for all students- Graduation is today’s primary education and maybe compared to +2, that any young individual would want to achieve, whether to get into your own family business, or planning a start-up, or seek employment. Beyond graduation: further education, whether academic or skill development has now become a fundamental and essential necessity. At this stage of enquiry, where one is confused about applying for just any course or a job-oriented course, they need to consider all three aspects: decent earning, job satisfaction and most importantly - towards contributing to humanity. You must surely make good money, but this earning mus

With an escalating number of accidents and deaths on India roads, road suraksha or road safety is a matter of grave concern for our country. As many as 840 people die on Indian roads every day (UN data), and the numbers seem to be only increasing. These figures, coupled with an insane number of grievous injuries, and mindboggling traffic violations, it’s high time some constructive steps are taken in improving road safety of our country. India is a fast-developing country and is going through a phase of rapid urbanisation. However, the rise in traffic on the roads is not supported by a conducive road environment. Faulty and poor road engineering, lack of trained law enforcers, untrained drivers with next to no knowledge of the current traffic rules and regulations are some of the critical issues that should be addressed urgently to improve  road suraksha . Added to this are low quality and outdated traffic equipment and signage and corrupt officials that add to the woes of th