Education system of India

In the current generation, parents are becoming careless towards their children due to various reasons, but they are unaware that whatever they are doing with their children, they are also responsible for it.

Some initiatives to develop human capital would take India to the helm of this world, and help us achieve our Amrit kaal 2047 objective - to become a global knowledge superpower.

Even if the country’s literacy rate has increased in recent years, more individuals need to be made aware of the importance of education.

Rural development requires education that is regulated locally, functionally specialized, practical, applied, and problem-posing.

This article provides an insight to the ancient systems of education in India, the theories on the idealistic perspective of education by legendary thinkers, the evolution of education through British rule and then ultimately, the crevices in the present system of education on a positive note, asking us to Catechize the present system.

Decentralisation of India's school education system will prevent vested interests from manipulating the entire system from a central point.

NEP should not be seen with political point of view that who will benefit if implemented in time with quality, it is the millions of our young generation that will reap the benefits out of it.

Successful implementation of National Education Policy 2020 will surely transform India's education system and it will be a boon to the coming generation.

Inclusion of some new subjects, skill development programmes, agricultural training and military training may not be possible in the proposed school teaching structure. Therefore school teaching programme may be suitably extended.

Today educational institutions are taking arbitrary fees and increasing their own bank balances. They do not even think about the condition of their students how they are paying their fees.