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Vijay Garg
In the country, CBSE and State Board Class X and XII examinations are going to start from March-May while pre-board examinations are starting from February-March. In this way, these days are very important for the education of children. Their hard work throughout the year is more dependent on the studies being done these days as the students are studying with full vigor and concentration due to the annual examination. These days are a do-or-die situation for them but students can take full advantage of these days only if they get a learning environment. So these days where on the one hand teachers, students and parents are serious about their children’s education, on the other hand loudspeakers and DJs playing in different places are spreading noise pollution, as well as on children’s education. Extremely bad effects. They distract children. Their mind wanders away from studies. There is a good study environment in the morning and evening and at the same time loudspeakers and DJs spoil the study environment. Therefore, it is imperative that the government and the administration impose a complete ban on loudspeakers on exam days so as not to jeopardize the education of the students. They can read by heart. On the other hand, people should consider it their moral responsibility to keep the volume of loudspeakers, DJs, etc. soft during the months of February, March and April so that the students do not face any difficulty while studying and prepare well for the exams. Can pass and pass with good marks. In this regard, the administration should take the court orders regarding loudspeakers seriously. Students and their parents should first explain to the administrators if there are loud speakers or DJs playing somewhere. If they still do not reduce the noise, the administration should be informed immediately so that the noise of the speakers and DJs can be silenced and the noise pollution can be reduced as well as the students can be relieved. So that the students can pass the board annual examination with good marks. |
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