Feeling very proud seeing standardisation happening in India. I’m not saying India didn’t have these. Great start sharing with the future leaders (students). They don’t have this level of subject standard in their school😂. At least they would know what they are getting in exchange for their family earnings. I’m fortunate that I could reach out to this valuable content and commenting here being the first of all. I can see few hundreds of ‘views’, these many people are now aware that India has standards like any other developed country. However, it’s very unfortunate that no one is going to advertise this type of content. Now I would like to ask few questions related to the quality standards of things. First thing which a new born baby consumes after mother’s feed is ‘Milk’ and ‘Honey’. But the ground reality is that both the things are the most adulterated in India. Second, why most of the keywords which determines the quality standards are being used so commonly in order to advertise the product? like everything is ‘Pure’ ‘Natural’ ‘Real’? How come someone can get TM on ‘Real’ for something made in factory making artificially. Like ‘Real Juice’ if it has sucrose and artificial colour and preservative.
This useful,for every one ,this should be statarted in ground level, like Hindi and English medium,govt and private schools, every Village level,and little little kasbey,nagar, and metropolitan areas.
