Home-Based Education for Severely Disabled Children in Uttar Pradesh

In a significant step towards inclusive education, the Uttar Pradesh government has launched a new program for children with severe disabilities. These are children who cannot come to school because of their serious physical or mental conditions. Now, such children will be able to study from the comfort of their own homes. The government will provide all study materials, stationery, and even special training support right at their doorstep.

This new system is called Home-Based Education. It is part of the Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, a national scheme started by the central government. The aim is to help children with severe disabilities get proper education just like other children. In this program, special teachers (also called special educators) and physiotherapists will visit the homes of these children. They will help them study and train according to their needs.

The government of Uttar Pradesh has taken this step after seeing that many disabled children were not able to attend school. They either lived far away or were too sick to travel. So, to ensure that education reaches every child, the government has decided to send teachers to their homes. The project is led by Kanchan Verma, who is the State Project Director.

To make this possible, the state government has approved a budget of Rs. 4 crore 7 lakh 5 thousand. This money will be used to make sure that all materials and services reach the children on time. Each child will receive study material worth Rs. 3500. To date, this home study system has been implemented for 11,630 children in Uttar Pradesh.

District-level education officers have been instructed to implement this. They have to arrange special teachers and physiotherapists who will travel to each child’s home. These experts will teach and train the children based on their personal needs. The officers will also make sure that all the learning materials are purchased properly.

For buying the materials, the government has made an online system called the GeM portal. All items will be purchased from this portal to ensure transparency. The government has already given a list of all allowed materials. Officers can only buy items from this list. These include books, stationery, and other educational tools.

The special teachers will make a list of what materials each child needs. They will submit this list to the District Basic Education Officer (BSA). Once the materials are ready, they will be given to each child. A special register will be maintained in every district. This register will keep a record of what material was given to which student.

The whole process is being monitored by the state-level nodal officers. Rajya Pariyojana Nideshak Atma Ram Singh has clearly said that this task must be done without any mistakes. He has asked all District Basic Education Officers to finish the material distribution by 20 August 2025. They must also upload reports on the Manav Sampada portal, the official record-keeping platform of the education department.

This new system will ensure that no disabled child is left behind. Children who were not able to go to school will now be able to learn from the comfort of their homes. It is a big step towards equal education for all. The government is also making sure that there is no corruption or carelessness. All reports will be checked, and strict action will be taken against those who fail in their duties.

To make this program successful, teachers, officers, helpers, and local officials will all work together. They will help with material delivery, training sessions, and checking that the system works properly.

In short, the Uttar Pradesh government is now bringing schools to the homes of children who need it the most. By providing home-based education to severely disabled children, the government is giving them a chance to learn, grow, and live with dignity.

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Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 is a beautiful and emotional campaign started by the Government of India. It is a joint mission by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. This mission connects people with the environment in a very special way. It asks every person to plant one tree in the name of their mother. This idea gives a deep emotional meaning to tree plantation and makes people feel connected to the earth. It is not only about growing trees, but it is also about giving respect and love to our mothers by doing something good for nature.

This campaign started on 5th June, which is World Environment Day, and will continue till 30th September 2025. During this time, lakhs of students and schools across India will take part in planting trees. Schools are going to have a key part in making this campaign successful.. School students, teachers, and even parents will become part of this green mission. It is a movement of the heart, which makes people take action not just for nature but also for their loved ones.

One very special thing about this campaign is the emotional tagline – “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam”. This tagline is simple but very powerful. It touches the heart. Every person loves their mother. So when they plant a tree in her name, they do it with love and care. This makes the campaign very strong. It is not just a government rule, but a social and family responsibility. It gives the message that nature is like a mother, and we must take care of her.

In this campaign, eco clubs in schools will play a big role. Every school has an eco club where students take part in environmental activities. These clubs teach children how to save water, reduce plastic use, protect animals, and plant trees. In the Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 initiative, eco clubs will take the lead in organizing various activities. They will plan tree plantations, awareness rallies, poster-making, and many other activities. This will help children learn the importance of a green lifestyle.

The campaign also shows a beautiful image – a woman in a blue saree sitting on the ground and planting a small plant. Her face shows love and care. This is the image of a mother, and it represents the love of nature and motherhood. It sends a strong message – just like our mothers take care of us, we must take care of nature. This image will be used in posters, banners, and digital media to spread awareness.

Through this campaign, children will learn responsibility. They will understand that saving the environment is not just the job of the government or some big people. Every child, every family, and every citizen must do their part. Even one tree planted with care and love can make a big difference. The campaign teaches that planting a tree is like giving life, and when it is done in the name of a mother, it becomes even more special.

The idea behind this campaign is also connected to “LiFE Mission” – Lifestyle for Environment. This mission encourages people to make small changes in their daily lives to fight climate change. It tells us to save water, reduce waste, use cloth bags, save electricity, and plant trees. Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 is included as an important part of this mission. It brings change from the ground level, starting with children, families, and schools.

School children are very active and energetic. When they learn something in school, they also teach their families. That is why schools are the best places to start such missions. Students will make drawings, write essays, take part in dramas, and campaigns to tell everyone why trees are important. They will go home and ask their parents and neighbors to plant a tree in their mother’s name. This will spread the message to thousands of people.

Tree plantation is important because trees give us many things – fresh air, clean water, food, shelter for birds and animals, and cool shade. Trees also help in stopping floods, soil erosion, and air pollution. When we plant a tree, we help the earth stay healthy. When every student plants one tree, we can grow lakhs of trees in India. This will make our country green and beautiful.

In rural areas, this campaign can be a big success. Village mothers share a deep bond with their land, animals, and the natural environment. Planting a tree in their name is like giving them a gift. Schools in villages can involve the whole community. Parents, teachers, and villagers can come together and celebrate the tree plantation. They can do it on special days like birthdays, school anniversaries, or festivals.

Social media will also help spread this campaign. People can click photos while planting the tree and share them with the hashtag #EkPedMaaKeNaam. This will encourage more people to join. Celebrities, officers, and leaders can also take part and share their stories. This will make the campaign more popular.

This campaign is not just about planting trees. It is also about growing values like love, care, and responsibility. It teaches us to respect our mothers, love our earth, and take action for the future. It is about giving children the chance to learn by doing. It is about making schools places of learning and action.

We must understand that environmental protection is not the work of only a few people. It is a responsibility that belongs to each one of us.

If each of us does a small action, like planting one tree or saving one bucket of water, we can save the Earth. Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam gives us a chance to start this journey with love.

In cities, too, schools can use open areas, balconies, or rooftops to plant trees. Even potted plants are helpful. The core message is to protect nature with care and compassion. Students can also write letters to their mothers after planting the tree, describing their feelings. This will become a memory for life.

Many organizations, NGOs, and nature lovers are also supporting this movement. They are giving free saplings, organizing workshops, and helping schools. Local governments are also helping by arranging water, soil, and space for the plantation. This is a team effort. When all people – children, parents, teachers, officers, and community – work together, success is sure.

This mission will also help in improving the health of our environment. Trees will clean the air, make the weather better, and increase greenery. They will give homes to birds and animals. They will make the school surroundings beautiful. Students will feel proud to see their trees grow. In the future, they will remember – this tree was planted in the name of my mother. This memory will keep them connected to nature.

To make this campaign successful, schools should make proper plans. They can keep records of trees planted, give certificates to students, and celebrate green days. Competitions, songs, poems, and dramas can be organized to increase interest. In every state, every district, and every school, this mission should be active.

Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam is not merely a campaign; it is something much deeper. It is a movement of the heart. It is about giving love back to the earth. It is about showing that every person can be a protector of nature. By joining this, every child becomes a green warrior. Every tree planted is a gift to the future.

Let us all promise to take part in this noble campaign. Let us plant one tree in the name of our mother and take care of it. Let us teach our children the value of trees and the love of nature. Together, we can build a greener, safer, and better India for the next generation. Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam – a simple act, a big message, and a green future.

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