Social Rights And The Educational Rights

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Participant 1 Interview
Question 1: How would speak of the society that you live in?
Response: ‘I feel the society that I live in, is very deprived but jovial in its own ways. We are
one as a family and like to celebrate small things together. The society is firm but not very.
We live in an industrial society where the people are very laborious and supportive with each
other.’
Question 2: How do you feel about the residence you have been born and bought up?
Response – ‘I live in outskirts of the city where too many houses are located very close to
each other and personally, I feel very congested at times for I cannot listen to my own music,
watch my own television peacefully as because other people are doing the exact same thing at
the same time and I can almost hear everything all the time. My parents worked in the same
factory and they got married, out of love and they bought me up with the same affection and
care.’
Question 3: What would happen if you grow up in a different part of the city?
Response – ‘I believe the other parts of the city, the children and the adults are very rich and
they live a far prestigious life than us. I believe the other parts of the city are more privileged
and people are more happy and aristocratic there – I have seen their dresses and lifestyles.
May be if I was born there – I would have been rich and led a lavish life but I believe they are
very arrogant for they do not treat us well and look down upon us. ’
Question 4: How is the scenario of the college you are currently attending?
Response – ‘In the college, the teachers force the students with studies of their own choice
and the way of learning that they feel is right. The culture of the college is very teacher
centric and we are made to live a life that is decided by them. The culture of the community