Study reveals plight of marginalised sections

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Forget government statistics, large sections of the
state’s marginalised people belonging to tribal, fisherfolk and dalit
communities lack adequate schooling, housing or medical facilities, says a
study.
 ‘Lessons in Discrimination in Development,’ a study conducted by RIGHTS
which was released here on Wednesday says only 46 per cent dalits, 34.47
percent of tribals and 69 percent of fisherfolk have schools within a
kilometre of their home. And not just that, 60 percent of people belong to
the marginalised communities surveyed say they are unable to admit their
children in schools they prefer. Reasons being exorbitant fee/donation
demanded by the schools, poor educational status of the parents and the fact
that many of the good schools offer English as medium.

The study covered 2,714 tribal, fisherfolk and dalit families and 4,289
children from these families in 30 panchayats across all 14 districts. The
study looked at availability of schools, attrition of students, uneconomic
schools, pre-schooling, and services offered by PHCs and ICDS centres.

Sixty per cent of the dalits in Kerala are confined to 25,906 colonies while
92 per cent of tribals live in 4,645 colonies. Majority of the fisherfolk
also live in colony-like environments, says the study.

ATTRITION: Attrition among dalit and tribal students is two and four per
cent respectively. 21.23 percent of dalit children, 21.36 percent of tribal
children and 20.29 percent of children from fishing communities are outside
the state’s school system, according to the study.

http://expressbuzz.com/states/kerala/study-reveals-plight-of-marginalised-sections/314008.html
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