AGARTALA, Sep 12 (TIWN): The canonization of Mother Teresa to sainthood is being celebrated across Tripura. However, various rallies, colourful progarmmes are organized by Christian Missionary schools, & spending lakhs of rupees behind each big programmes. Sometimes guardians are unable to manage with their budgets due to the costly costumes, which they have to buy from the school for their children in the name of Missionary programme.

Although good deeds, sacrifices done by Mother Teresa were highlighted in the programme at Rabindra Bhawan, on Sunday, but behind each and every programmes, the colourful decoration and other things lots of moneys were waster which could be used for social welfare. Across the whole year Missionary schools like Holy Cross, waste plenty funds grabbing from the guardians.

On the other hand, the Govt schools in Tripura are in deplorable shape. From poisonous mid-day-meal to lack of basic infrastructure in everything students suffer in Tripura Govt. schools. CM has no time to visit those poor schools in office hours, but the same Chief Minister when invited by the elite class schools, can spend hours and hours of his valuable time there.

Tripura Chief Minister blames the central govt. alleging that the govt. prefers the privatization of Education. He is strongly against Privatization and in support of Govt. school infrastructure upgradation. But how much he feels for the rural students’ education such occasions proves .

Guardians who came at Rabindra Bhawan, also became intolerant saying that after the programmes, the students will sit for exam on next day !

However, Manik Sarkar who claims himself as 'Secular' and blames BJP, RSS for manufacturing Hinduism to create discrimination- -  spent 3 hours in colourful occasion, where no charitable work was done by Missionaries apart from few singing & dancing & showing India a country of beggars rescued by Christian Missionaries.  

Tripura CM always prefers to pray with folded hands at Christian Programmes and Buddhist  Temples but never in any Hindu Temples or programmes.