Maheshwari Public School Jawahar Nagar Jaipur

I have completed school long ago. In the year 1996 passed Higher Secondary.Due to my father's transferable job my family shifted from one part of India to another i.e. various State leading to change of schools and colleges. But even today when I'm 40 up age while recollecting the old memorials about my past experiences in Maheshwari Public All Boys CBSE Board School building which was located at Tilak Nagar hate to dream about the fearsome environment experienced in that school. Even now, I hate to think about the poor quality of teaching methodology and over domineering environment in the school almost like a living hell for few hours for many students.Regardless of whichever standard the students are studying say-Junior class to Higher Secondary Stage (Standard 6-12th) here and there teachers were seen raising hands upon the students for very minor things like the necktie not properly tied up or during march past towards the Assembly Hall or towards the classroom in case some of the student lacking behind others very common one s in those days. No idea about the environment inside the school building located at Jawahar Nagar nowadays but in our time environment inside the MPS Tilak Nagar afternoon school was like a nightmare for many students for which teachers and management are responsible one.

Used to study in MPS Jaipur All Boys Day School for 3 years (1989-91). Must say that the The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, which has come into force with effect from 1 April 2010, prohibiting all sorts of 'physical punishment' and 'mental harassment' under Section 17(1) making it a punishable offence under Section 17(2 should have been implemented by the Central Government ie Ministry of Education much earlier say in 1980s to 1990s. Students like myself would have been relieved from the so called physical assult by teaching authorities (not only just class teachers) including school principal and others making going to MPS almost a nightmare in early 90s. One such example about my self experience as a student in 1990s. Immediately after the opening prayer in the Assembly Hall getting over for very minor reasons students who were found guilty of not wearing PT uniform or cades on a particular day or in case of growing hairs or nails were slapped openly either by some teachers whether associated with your class or not and sometimes principal himself used to take up the matter in his own hand in front of others (classmates to junior level students as well as senior classes watching their punishment). Hope that after the RTE Act being enforced situations the enviormnet in the school must be much better now than what many old students witnessed in MPS Tilak Nagar Day school (All Boys) more than 30 years passed.