UP Board’s Safe City Project for Classes 9 & 10: The government of Uttar Pradesh is working on the Safe City Project, which seeks to protect women, children, the elderly, and the disabled. This will be accomplished in collaboration with 12 departments, including Urban Development, Transport, Women and Child Development, Information and Public Relations, the Department of Justice, and Education. According to reports, the state government has also set a deadline for completing the first phase of the project.
UP Board’s Safe City Project for Classes 9 & 10
In this context, there are rumors that the Uttar Pradesh Board will incorporate 30 points worth of project work into the 9th and 10th grade curricula. According to reports, this project labor will become part of the Social Science subject in the 2023-2024 academic year.
According to reports, the inclusion of the Safe City Project in Uttar Pradesh is intended to educate students not only about their own safety, but also about the safety of infants, women, the elderly, and those with disabilities. Students must also center their assignments on these elements.
Students will be required to compile and write about information and incidents pertaining to traffic safety, women’s safety, and disabled safety.
Students will be required to submit suggestions and obtain pertinent information and government helplines. The initiative will also need students to enlist the contributions of women during the freedom struggle.
In addition, the project work for classes 9 and 10 will include compiling a list of local environmental issues as part of the Geography curriculum, as well as determining methods to address or resolve these problems. Based on the available information, students will research environmental issues in urban areas and identify potential solutions. Regarding the same matter, the UP Board has also issued directives to all recognized secondary school principals.
In three phases, the Safe City Project will be implemented. Gautam Buddha Nagar and 17 municipal corporations are included in the first portion, while the second phase will include 57 district headquarters municipalities. In the third and concluding phase, 143 municipalities will be included.
