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CHUKKA RAMAIAH: Help Students Play Games, Morning Walks On The Osmania University Campus. I often cross many buildings allotted exclusively for some subjects and advanced specializations and the building for physical education draws my attention for special reasons.
In my morning walks on the Osmania University campus, I often cross many buildings allotted exclusively for some subjects and advanced specializations and the building for physical education draws my attention for special reasons. Similarly, in REC Warangal (NIT), the special interest being taken to make sports and physical education a compulsory part of all the first year and second year students’ routines impressed me.
Confined to four walls in concrete jungles with heaps of books , loads of tests and hardly any time to breathe in peace, leave alone relax and recreate oneself, the +2 education, with its race to secure a seat in prestigious institutions, leaves teenagers ‘mugging machines’ with no time and taste for physical activities.
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