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The Role of Green Spaces in Enhancing Mental Health: A Case Study of South Kashmir Dear Participant, This questionnaire is part of a PhD research study on the role of green spaces in enhancing mental health in South Kashmir. Your responses will remain confidential and will be used exclusively for academic purposes. Participation is voluntary. Please answer honestly and carefully.....

Coaching centres are centres not institutions and when the students never attend the schools and learning physics, chemistry and biology in coaching centres, they no more remain students for they are not being institutionalised. Schooling is essential for overall development of a student. Coaching centres can impart mechanical education and help students crack numericals and learn mechanics of books not education of books. Sitting in rows in schools, attending morning assemblies, marking their attendance, taking part in debates and seminars, going on educational tours have no alternatives. I neither deny nor reject coaching at all but coaching should come after schooling or at least coaching and schooling should go simultaneously. If coaching centres only provide us doctors but who will make these doctors a great human beings unless they have not been to schools for being institutionalised. I know great number of students now doctors in whose making they have their major role. They believed in self study, parental care, were institutionalised in schools, had their inherent talent to work hard and some of them got training only to the extent of how to solve questions in competitive exams. Coaching centres have their role but not at the cost of higher secondary schools being without students where one month salary exceeds in lacs for science faculty alone. In higher secondary schools there are great and talented lecturers who have come through toughest competitions do have the potential to prepare the students for the NEET and other compitive exams. Schools can never be replaced by coaching centres. Great people in form of great human beings are products of schools. So let we not kill the future of our younger generations by depriving them from going to schools.

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