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Deepak Madhok, on November 10, 2010 at 8:45 pm, said:
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The story of education in India is simple…One million Govt schools not delivering education since last 60 years forcing 25% of students to go to 10% of private schools at average 3 times higher costs and the number is rising at 10% every year.Booming India fueled mostly by these 10% private institutions.Now no exams,no disciplinary action, no autonomy to run,no merit driven selections and presto instead of learning from private successes force them to share Govt.failures !.A heady populist mixture aimed for the next election but surely killing educational excellence which has been the high point of the indian resurgence.! Politicians can interfere and kill anything in the name of “freedom and equality”!.Why don’t they concentrate in improving the teacher attendance and infra structure of the One million Govt Schools ? Why creating corrupt “inspector raj”with record breaking corrupt educational bureaucracy ? and why closing down private schools which can not pay heavy Govt.salaries and become financially inviable ?.Leave private enterprise,Let them administer on their own or even tax them but for God’s sake don’t kill education in the name of equality and freedom .The RTE will kill free enterprise and excellence in schools very soon. |
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