Essays on Indian Education

Indians today are greatly different from what they once were. They have adopted many of the cultural traits brought by the invaders, and have participated in further changes and evolutions of the national societies in which they are located. Yet, there remains what is often...

The 4th goal of all Sustainable Development Goal ensures quality educations for all people – from primary level school children till the late adulthood. Education is one of the most powerful tools which can improve humansэ lives in the future. To begin with, it fosters...

For many of us, there is a natural and strong tendency to make assumptions about people different than ourselves. In what ways will your future assumptions be affected by what you have learned from reading this material on Workforce Diversity Management issues thus far? I...

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the future of India or any other country lies on how well is the education system of that country. Hereby, if you see the statistics of the education system in our country then you will notice that there...

The end of the wars for the West during the 1800’s signaled an abrupt halt in the physical attacks against Indian tribes, and finally awakened Americans to the very real danger of the ‘vanishing Indian,’ which had long been an issue yet had only just...

Comparison of Indian Education System Private school v/s Government school Between the academic years of 2010-11 and 2015-16, the number of private schools grew 35% – from 0.22 million in 2010-11 to 0.30 million in 2015-16–while the number of government schools increased by just 1%,...

In India, industry of providing students with comfortable housing facility as consideration didn’t existed. People preferred making their children stay in the hostels within the colleges as they consider it to be a better and safe option but due to large number of students, the...

The real India live in villages’, this saying is as true today as it was when the country got Independence 69 years back. As more than half of the population of the country lives in villages, rural development is an eminent factor in the development...