Quality has its own quantity
Summary
“Instead, the government should build an institution for higher learning in Ayodhya where Hindu and Muslim youth can study together and get good education.” What a delightful answer that hits the core of India’s problems. Nation Of Extremes India’s education system has largely catered to a small minority of students, whose parents are rich enough to send them to top schools. Party Poppers In the BJP’s 2019 election campaign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been roundly criticised for not creating the jobs he promised five years ago. It proposes equipping every secondary classroom with smart classes via the PM Innovative Learning Program, additional 200 Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya schools, and a 50% increase in seats in various institutions of higher education. For first-time voters like Roli, how each political party, if voted to power, would increase access and improve quality of education in rural schools and tier 3 towns are issues that would impact their future.