@akshaymarch7 Yes education, it’s about our children’s future. Support whoever you want, but never stop questioning. Sawal puchna hi loktantra hai. 🇮🇳 Governments must be held accountable. Better schools, teachers and quality education are not luxuries, they’re what every child deserves.
I don't care if you support BJP, Congress, or any other party.
As a citizen of India, ask yourself honestly:
Don't you feel that our Education System has failed most us?
0. Govt schools are pathetic
1. Private schools are looting parents
3. The syllabus is outdated
4. Most teachers are unqualified
5. Exam Papers get leaked
6. Students are taugh rattafication
7. The fees of private colleges are sky rocketing
8. Colleges are surrounded with drug peddlers.
I could go on and on and on....
Haven't we all experienced most of these problems in our education?
Now ask yourself:
Do we want our children to suffer through the same Education System that many of us struggled with?
Kabhi to sawal puchne padenge.
Kabhi to question karna padega na bhai.
Kabhi to accountability maangni padegi na yaar?
Every year in budget, thousands of crores are allocated to education in India. Shouldn't we expect to see meaningful improvements?
Kahan hai woh quality education jo har "Neta ji" apne manifesto mein promise karte hai?
As a teacher, a father, a student (who suffered through the same system) and a citizen of India, I feel sad for all of this.
I urge you,
If you want a change, Ask Questions.!
Whoever comes to power - BJP, Congress, or any other party, don't become a blind supporter.
Ask tough questions.
Demand accountability.
Take a stand.
Ask a lot of questions, because asking questions is the democratic right of every citizen of India. 🇮🇳
@nsinghal211 Yea its not as it sounds there is too many thigns to go in sync whoch only experienced can deal , it definitely had ease a lot but also has added weights elsewhere