Education and India

"All citizens have a right to establish and administer educational institutions under Art. 19(1)(g) and minorities have a special right under Art. 30". "Education used to be charity or philanthropy in the good old times". "Education intended to enhance and entertain human senses and it's ambit therefore flourish". Sinecure and emolument are not the apex of it's nexus.

The activities that impart knowledge or skill is Education. So, the foremost thing to remember is that practically everybody is educated. So generally whom we think as uneducated are illiterates, those who are unable to read and write. So, why in India at present give more importance in giving this Science education though we are talented in arts and sports? Well, most of us know it. The simple answer is to create the sense of security in us. It gives us innumerable options. A security and a guarantee to our survival. When I said survival, in this vast population, most of us are virtually surviving, struggling hard for every tomorrow. Living? when you are ethical middle class and you want to live then you will be trampled under this huge monstrous competitive place. Still, we try. Indian literacy rate is 66% and in that male 72% and female 58% (acc. to 2011 census). So, how many do you think will have this security? Still a long way to go. Doesn't other things won't give us security? they do when you are lucky. Yes, arts are dominated by luck and innate talents where hard work mostly don't stand a chance. We are in a state where academy books can only show us the way. Don't neglect it and if you do, your life will be an adventure and not all adventures are exciting. I am talking about general sense but not exceptional cases. Remember something, we can only see tens or hundreds of lucky people who got succeeded being away from academics but we can't see millions of despaired and ruined life diminished in those trails. Do attend to schools and colleges and complete your degrees. If somebody said "skipped college and became  a billionaire", never believe. Billionaires now either dropped out from world reputed universities or highly educated. Few exceptional cases are too lucky.  

Education is something that is taught on ethics and morals or else it's just like sea water "mighty but worthless". It's "worthless" not "useless", don't be skeptic. Education is the same without values, morals and ethics, just worthless. So, what kind of education are we getting in India? Probably we will get an unpleasant answer for this, particularly in South India. India is a third world country cause there is a huge third world population distributed in South and East India based on color, culture and tradition, quality of education. Compared to North India, South Indian students are much treated like donkeys in studies and also in work. We can never imagine  how a middle class South Indian family will push their brood to study labor while educational institutions cashing it. Education is a business project in India. Nobody cares about methods, principles and morals. The best system is that which can cram student mind with graded stuff. Graded stuff is something which provides us good grades. Facilities and attention given to a student  depends on how much we invest. Indian parents will try everything to ensure their children survival, even nobbling but the latter is the common extreme case.

What we lack is quality education on moral grounds. Education that innovate the learner and helps him evolve in moral and scientific aspects of life. Our education system and teaching is obsolete. We lost both morals and quality in it. It's just as a dry grass. Here everybody is evaluated on two terms. One is Money and the other is education. A person with neither of these things is a NOBODY. Unless we have good finance, we can't have good quality education. The circle goes like this No money>> Poor primary education(Government schools)>> Devoid of competitive skill>> No opportunity for good quality higher education(though government supports them financially)>> Cheap labor>> Poor economic ground. It's a loop. Till educational quality and values are based on money, this cycle continues. As long as this cycle continues, there won't be any fair growth in India. There will be growth only where money will not become hindrance for good quality education and every poor could able to afford it. 69.9% of Indian population lives in relative rural areas (estimated in accordance with the economic growth of cities). 96.5% of rural population enrolled in government schools and colleges. How much time will it will take for them to compete with corporate students and let their children obtain good quality education? Even if they obtain a government job on reservation, Should they have to be corrupted to escape their poor financial background to pay those high ended educational fee and coaching fairs or let their children have the same fate as them?  Even in that corporate society, how many institutions are providing quality education? Again there are qualms.

Normally, this isn't such a situation to ponder if we haven't made the Technical education as largest survival means here and it's highly competitive. Only Engineering, Medicine, Marketing and Money has the chance of good survival. Rest all are just farce of life. That's why one-third of our unemployed are graduates. They(Talents) are chances. What I am telling you are the facts behind our eyes. Poor quality education>> Poor quality choice>> Poor administration>> Poor quality life. 73% of people are living in this providing cheap technical labor leading cheap life where food, clothing and shelter will only farce their life. 92% of India's 470 million workers are informal labor with insecurity, poorly paid and no social security. A severe inconvenience will always bother them. Reservation system is one solution drawn out of this. I would like to conclude this with, Indian future is in jeopardy and we can't escape it unless there is sizable population reduction in next five year. To all my Fellow Indians, get ready to face the inflation and poverty. All we are opting are palliatives. It's not the time for medication, it's time to plan for hygienic environment. All educated "non-idiots", please do follow "one or none", we are not asking you to shed your valuable sweat for this country. That is for your own survival.

INDIAN ADMINISTRATION IS THE WEAKEST AND PLANNING, PRODUCTION AND GROWTH IS DEPENDENT. POVERTY IS INEVITABLE. UNORGANIZED LABOUR FORCE WILL INCREASE, IMBALANCE IN ECONOMY DISTRIBUTION AND ECONOMY CRISIS WILL RISE.  EVERYTHING HAS JUST SLIPPED OUT OF HANDS IN OUR PRESENT CONDITION. ONLY WAY IS TO FLY OUT. Good Luck.

ACTIVITY IS NOT ACHIEVEMENT. HARD WORK CAN NEVER BEAT A TALENT.

-Jai Hind