Criminal negligence of education in India

If you carefully analyse the way speculators, students and some politicians ., it seems they will never become tired of India china comparisions , stories on emerging markets and also the optimism on human capital in India, some of the points are worth appreciating , but when it comes to the core aspect of economy, human capital will always continue to play a dominant role and yet it seems it just remains a mere bogey in academic and political realms of India.

Consider this , about 60% of India's population drops out of school by the time a child reaches an age of 15, worst the functioning of state schools display a pathetic condition of rotten bureaucracy and political corruption, where promotions, strikes on salary increments and poor facilities provided by state schools lead a child's future at cross roads or perhaps to the inroads of unorganized sectors of an economy, where skills and literacy hardly matter. Interstingly there is an improvement in private sector education, where semi skilled teachers and people with interest in money making through education , perform more or less better than those of the state sponsored schools. this can be attributed to a tendency of "loss of hope " of the people on state machinery and casteist and brahmanical mentality of Indian masses , where the feeling of "private Vs public " is still rampant in India .

on the other hand , the government has never initiated a sustainable campaign to draw parents and students under their web , with quality and efficiency as the core values and perhaps as a state's gurantee for a child's future. interetingly , the human resource ministry makes tall claims under the media hype under the auspicious of CBSE vs state schools ! but the fact remains that state schools outweigh in more numbers than the sanskrit model based CBSE schools .

at a higher educational level, the situation is alarmingly pathetic, where India's best move to west in search of quality education as for decades the government has not appointed teachers, proffessors and academicians in universities and colleges ! this can be attributed to the ongoing academic civil war in india about Job reservations or affirmative action versus considering merit as propounded by some brahmanical elites with in india, but which ultimately led our universities in becoming engines of conducting examinations.........


all these things need critical analyses , if we were to compete in 21st century !!!!!!! mere sloganeering and politics won't fetch indian's the quality life required for 21st century