Since independence India has struggling against corruption which has really eaten most part of fruit of development in economy of our country. Corruption persists from top to bottom and it is really hard to find corruption free era in Indian history since independence. And for this, there is room for health, shelter, education, food for down trodden people who survive with their luck and most of them die too too early. ECUCATION AND CORRUPTION CAN NOT RUN SIDE BY SIDE.
Re: CORRUPTION AND EDUCATION CAN'T GO SIDE BY SIDE.
by vijaya shanbag on Jan 25, 2015 08:12 PM
Each one must stop giving bribes at every corner then our country shall be corruption free just like how Modiji started SWACHHATA ABHIYAN
ugmentations, most certainly instead ofadding to malcontents we can create vibrantskilledMan-Power, thatwouldproduce highernational productivity in nextdecade. so it wouldbeproperifAicouncil of Technical Education launchesa big programmeofincreased skill gsthering for our ITI andPolytechniques.D. Goel
Possibly due to creating vote banks and keeping communities ghettoized, education was never a priority in Nehruvian policy. It is heartbreaking to note this as most post colonial nations have marched forward. India needs to spend in the neighborhood of 10-15% of GDP for the next 25 years simply to catch up. an investment in education will pay for itself almost instantly.
Our policy makers have failed in designing policies to sustain and improve the quality education. The power was in the hands of people who had political assets and they literally spoiled the entire scene!! Bring honest and hardworking people in front. Study the education system at international level. Promote research based on its relevance to our needs. Heavily strengthen primary education.Pay well these primary teachers who must be locals. Adopt e-learning to provide quality learning resources in remote areas. Pickup dedicated teachers in remote areas, train them properly and deploy these for imparting quality education. Education is not just the cup of tea for rich and children residing in urban areas. Lot of potential is there in villages, just itentify and promote.
our 10th and 12th std are very tiuf and gpod excelent.but our cpllege and universoty education is good fpr nothing. reberse is trand in devoloped world f7ndamental or basic educt7on is lacking as a whole.we are taught to cram and not for knpwledge. this reult in extremally poor cont8bution in s
Re: 3ducation 8n ondia
by deepak on Jan 04, 2015 06:33 AM
elementary education, universal literacy and no child left behind in education is what is needed. universities can wait. spend at least 10-15% of GDP on education.
