We should remember that the culprits are mere students. Going for II instead of I would make sense only if it is a repeated act.
I is an insensible action. But II will be helpful in preventing such accidents.
The efficiency of the institute can be boosted up by redefining the institute's objective laid down for this purpose and by way of finding the reasons for the failure. Hence, both the actions are right courses.
It is not necessary that such an epidermic occurs after four years. Hence, Courses of action I is not the right courses of action Secondly, prevention during monsoon season is the right step to face the problem of conjunctivitis. So. courses of action II is the right courses of action.
It is given in the statement that 'Kala Azar' has been declared as notifiable disease. Since, it is good effort by the Government, hence effort should be made to implement the Act. Moreover, a deterrent in the form of punishment will ensure effective implementation of the Act.
Going for I and II will create other problems.
Implementation of such action plans as framed by the conference is a right courses of action as it will give an immediate and effective impact on the standard of education for the children.
Statement speaks of inadequacies of the education system and emphasizes the need for flexibility and revision. Hence, both the actions are right courses of action to update the curriculum.
According to the statement, the suitable Courses of action is I. People should be encouraged to take fresh fruits and vegetables instead of medicines to meet human body's requirement of vitamins and minerals.
Poor maintenance of vehicles may lead to pollution, but is seldom a cause of accident. Hence I does not follows. But II follows as violation of traffic rules is the chief causes of accidents.
Both I and II follow, because providing nourishment to children needs money. Also, making primary education compulsory is a step forward to tackle the problem of under-nourishment.
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