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A novel school to produce politicians
RANCHI, MAY 6. Do not get dismayed by lack of job opportunities;
a novel school here is grooming people to become political
leaders.
If you thought it was a cynical response to the prevailing
political scenario, you are mistaken. For, the Netagiri Vidyalaya
(School of Leadership) already has about 30 students on its roll
including office-bearers of the youth wing of a major political
party.
A brain-child of Mr. Raj Ranjan, brother of a well- known
Congress leader of the region, Mr. Gyan Ranjan, the school offers
a three-month crash course in subjects ranging from the
Constitution, history to sociology with classes held four days a
week.
It familiarises the aspirants with different shades of political
thought without forcing a choice on them.
The books prescribed include Dale Carnege on leadership, J.
Maurur on the art of effective communication, Aurbindo's `The
basics of Indian culture,' Arun Shourie's `A Secular Agenda' to
Vikas Kumar Jha's `Rajniti Ka Apradhikaran'
(criminalisation of politics).
Describing the response as overwhelming, Mr. Ranjan says that
from his barber Vakil Ahmed to a computer professional Saurav
Sinha, many have expressed desire to join the course.
The Youth Congress general secretary, Mr. Yunus Ahmed Ansari, is
all praise for the course saying `it helps us to interact better
with the people.' The Youth Congress secretary, Mr. Ajay Rai, is
sharing the desk with him to excel him in the art of
communication.
- PTI
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