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Equality in health care and education is important.

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Health is among the basic human needs agreed universally. The WHO and the UN define health in terms of well-being. But the picture of the current state of health, presented by the numbers and facts, isn’t seen very much under the term “Human Being.” It depicts the current state of gender health inequality. But it is not possible to talk about gender health inequality as an individual problem. Unequal pay, violence against specific gender, education, social notions, and the list is ever ending; are some interrelated and rooted in persistent gender inequalities in society. For hundreds of women worldwide, due to age, poverty, ethnicity, illiteracy-remain the obstacle to their health and medical rights.
By-Raghav dalmia
Class-9-C

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Equality in health care and education is important

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Equality in Health care and Education is Important

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Equality in Health care and Education is Important

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Education and Health are two highly significant factors important for the establishment of human capital and economy in the country. Lacking basic reading and writing skills is a tremendous disadvantage. Literacy not only enriches an individual’s life, but it creates opportunities for people to develop skills that will help them provide for themselves and their families which will completely eradicate unemployment. Education and Health go hand in hand, if a person is not healthy, he or she won't be able to educate themselves due to obstruction of their sickness.

Education comes under Article (21)  India is one of the 135 countries to have made education a fundamental right for every child. A person should have the right to education irrespective of his/her caste, gender, or social background. There can't be any reason for us to bound education to only a few privileged sections of society.

The right to health is a fundamental part of our human rights and of our understanding of a life in dignity. The right to Health is a part guaranteed to every citizen of India under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. India should invest more in the Healthcare sector, today, we only spent 1.26% of the total GDP. Especially after the Pandemic, it is really important to focus on Healthcare. If there exists Healthcare, there is no quality, If there exists facilities, there are no doctors and if there exists doctors there are no facilities!

The point that is the most important yet overlooked is the fact that Education and Healthcare come under RIGHT TO LIFE.
We need to understand that, just creating and drafting the laws is not the end of the government's responsibility. The implementation on the ground level has to be ensured. That is when, we will be able to witness the real picture of development, social changes, employment, and a flourishing world.

-Shimul Shukla
IXC

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Equality in healthcare and education is important for the future of a country.

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Equality in healthcare and education is important for the future of a country.

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A country with a vast culture, heritage, vivid geographical features and a democratically active government, has to have an educated and healthy nation, because of the reason that the future of a democratic nation is always upheld by its citizens. However, to make this statement true, it is important for the citizens to be educated and healthy.

Health is a state where an individual is free from any type of illness and is very active, both physically and mentally.

Education is the most essential and crucial thing for an individual as it is a process of making an individual knowledgeable enough to understand the harsh and political tricks of the world.

Health and education is interlinked with each other. Both make up a good quality human capital which helps the country to flourish in almost all fields. However, if an individual is not healthy, but has good education facilities, he/she will not be educated enough as he/she will never be in a proper condition to grasp that. Same way, if a person is healthy but does not have good education facilities, he/she will have the strength to work, but will not be educated enough.

One major reason because of which there is inequality, in India, in terms of healthcare and education is wealth gaps.
The main duty of any government of a particular country is to divide the average economic rate amongst the citizens proportionately. However, when this rule is not adhered to properly, it leads to wealth gaps. Wealth gaps is one of the major economic problems in India. Around 80% of India’s population are poor, and only 20% are rich. Such a startling difference between the respective percentages certainly prove the humongous wealth gaps.

Big wealth gaps (which always stands as a major economic problem in India) is the reason because of which both, the health and educational facilities lack quality. This is because the economic wealth rate is more towards the Private- Sectors rather than the Government Sectors and thus, more money is put in by the rich people of the society such as Businessmen, politicians and many more, which is not the situation with the Government Sectors. This leads to inequalities in terms of healthcare and education.

Everyone, be it rich or poor should have equal rights to these two subjects as these build up an individual who later build up the nation. If they are not given these facilities well, the harmful effect will even fall upon this country which has approximately 5.20 Billion citizens. Therefore, it is our duty to uphold the quality and quantity, and create an effort to establish equality in terms of healthcare and education, for the welfare of this Swarnabhoomi, Bharat.

Soham Sengupta
Class 9D
Roll No-7

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Importance of Eqity and Equality in education and healthcare

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Importance of Eqity and Equality in education and healthcare

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Equity and Equality: Why are they so important in schools?

Public education is supposed to serve the public. What is known about the public is that there are a variety of experiences, cultures, and beliefs represented, all of which contribute to a unique and vibrant community. Similarly, different members in a community have different needs and resources (financial, emotional, and physical, to name a few). Schools are tasked with educating all members of the public regardless of income, level of ability, native language, or prior education. For this reason, equity is critically important to public education.

In school, equality is often associated with access and outcomes. Equality asserts that every student should have the same access to a high quality education regardless of where they come from. It also requires that all students be held to the same standards and objectives regardless of their circumstances, abilities, or experiences.

Equity recognizes that different students need different resources to achieve the same goals as their peers. It takes into consideration the fact that a student with a disability requires different physical supports at school than a peer who does not have a disability. Similarly, a bilingual student who speaks a native language other than English needs different language supports than a monolingual English speaker. None of the children are better or worse than another, they just have different needs. Every child brings to school a unique set of needs, talents, and resources that prompt teachers to respond in different ways to each individual student.

Equality & Equity in HealthCare

Equality and diversity are essential components of health and social care. Good equality and diversity practices make sure that the services provided to people are fair and accessible to everyone.

They ensure that people are treated as equals, that people get the dignity and respect they deserve and that their differences are celebrated. Equality and diversity shouldn’t be seen as bonus benefits to your health or social care setting but more as integral constituents.

Health equity means giving patients the care they need when they need it. Or as the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report put it, health equity means “providing care that does not vary in quality because of personal characteristics such as gender, ethnicity, geographic location, and socioeconomic status.”

Thus, with the definitions of Equality and Equity in the fields of education and healthcare, we can understand the importance of them. If both the above mentioned services are provided in the the 2 fields, our country might develop by 10 folds. We as citizens of India should try to implement them for the development of our country.
Thank you
-Angaj Chivukula
9 B

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IMPORTANCE OF EQUALITY IN EDUCATION:

Education is extremely necessary for each and every individual to gain knowledge and to have a better livelihood. Education enhances employment opportunities and improves the social and economic strata of life. Everyone should have equal right to education irrespective of their economic status, gender disparity, regional and racial differences. Equality in education must be ensured for everyone regardless of their abilities, their background or their lifestyle. Quoting America’s 36th President, Lyndon B. Johnson, "Education is the key to opportunity in our society and the equality of educational opportunity must be the birthright of every citizen".

IMPORTANCE OF EQUALITY IN HEATHCARE:

Healthcare is one of the most important indicators that reflect the power of any country and the respect of human rights. Healthcare does not only involve treating ailments and dealing with accidents and emergencies but it refers to the complete physical and mental well-being of an individual. Every person should have the right to adequate, affordable and accessible healthcare facilities. The complete chain of healthcare, right from diagnosis to treatment should be made available to all irrespective of their social or economic background. It is truly said, “A heathy nation is a wealthy nation”.

- Soumit Dasgupta
IX - C

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EQUALITY OF ECONOMIC DISTRIBUTION IN INDIA

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EQUALITY OF ECONOMIC DISTRIBUTION IN INDIA

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India's richest 1% hold more than four-times the wealth held by 953 million people who make up for the bottom 70% of the country's population, while the total wealth of all Indian billionaires is more than the full-year budget.
Concern about inequality underlies recent social unrest in almost every continent, although it may be sparked by different tipping points such as corruption, constitutional breaches, or the rise in prices for basic goods and services.
Regarding India, Oxfam said the combined total wealth of 63 Indian billionaires is higher than the total Union Budget of India for the fiscal year 2018-19 which was at Rs 24,42,200 crores.
Governments must prioritize care as being as important as all other sectors in order to build more human economies that work for everyone, not just a fortunate few.
-Avani Vasistha IX C

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WHY IS EQUALITY IN EDUCATION AND HEALTHCARE IMPORTANT?
Education improves health and livelihood, creating more employment opportunities which improves people's health and livelihood as they secure a higher income. Education also helps in improving the economy. There is one thing that is very important and that is equality in education. A child’s social, racial or geographic background is irrelevant to the education they should receive. Students are different in terms of what they need to reach any level of achievement. Some students have different needs than others because they may come from a disadvantaged social environment or because they have special educational needs. Simply put, nothing should hold a child back from opportunities to pursue their talents and passions. Everyone deserves the same education.

Healthcare is one of the most important out of all. It is a provision of medical care to individuals or a community. Hospitals, doctors and medicines must be accessible, available and of good quality for everyone whenever and wherever they are needed. Health care must be affordable and comprehensive for everyone, and physically accessible where and when needed. When people have access to health care, they live healthier lives  allowing them to contribute more to the economy. Everyone must have access to equal comprehensive health care. Access to health care must be universal and equitably guaranteed for everyone.
BY : TULSI DANTULURI VARMA
CLASS : IX - A

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How Does Education and Health help the Economy 

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How Does Education and Health help the Economy 

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A country's economy becomes more productive as the proportion of educated workers increases since educated workers can more efficiently carry out tasks that require literacy and critical thinking. As a result, many countries provide funding for primary and secondary education to improve economic performance.Good education has considerable power to increase equality between women and men. Education can help tackle gender disparities in wages, poverty, reproductive autonomy and political power. It can dramatically improve the health outcomes for women and their children.In instrumental terms, health impacts economic growth in a number of ways. For example, it reduces production losses due to worker illness, it increases the productivity of adult as a result of better nutrition, and it lowers absenteeism rates and improves learning among school children.The economic performance of any country is directly linked to its health performance. Wealthier countries have healthier populations, and also far better mortality rates.

By Parinitha Prashanth Munishetty
Class - IX - E

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IMPORTANCE OF EQUALITY IN EDUCATION
Education helps people become better citizens, get a better-paid job, shows the difference between good and bad.It is the need of the hour to ensure that education is provided to the less fortunate as it positively impacts other areas of poverty such as shelter, water, sanitation and promotes better utilisation of healthcare facilities. Educating girls in particular makes them more likely to take control of decisions relating to  family welfare and health.Education also transforms children's lives by helping them overcome poverty. This leads to better health and increased income opportunities. Without it, many children remain trapped in a life of poverty and hardship.
IMPORTANCE OF EQUALITY IN HEALTHCARE
People have a right to sufficient healthcare. All people should have equal opportunity to obtain health-care despite their social standing or ethnic background. It is morally wrong to withhold healthcare due to discrimination.All people should receive the same level of healthcare even if they cannot afford it they still have the right to obtain adequate health-care.It is important as good health is an important enabler of positive family and community life. It enables people to participate in, and contribute to, society in different ways.Health enables a person to increase productivity and add to the countries income.
Nandini.k
9-E