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Biggest killer of Indian kids: poverty, ignorance
Over 6,000 children under the age of six die in our country everyday from hunger and malnutrition even though India claims to have the world’s largest initiative for children under six but still ranks 94th out of 118 countries on the Global Hunger...
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Gagandeep
Mar 30 2008
Shimla,
India
I’ll tell you why there’s such a paradox, because of the leakages in the system. Corruption sucks it all out. Period!
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The education system of India has almost crumbled. The government schools are empty; teachers and students exist only on paper. The money for food is already imaginary after getting dwindled through the chain of civil servants. Let us hope that government does something in this regard which is more than another way to siphon off money from coffers.
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Arjun, it be the second thing I am agreeing with you on :P.
Education system of India IS indeed faulty, dunno why people tout it as the best, because I consider it be the worst one. Even on higher levels its all about bookinsh knowledge, they are still living in past, say 15 yrs back.
As for the education for poor people, the paper work is fantabulous, i must say. But as gagan said, Corruption ruins it all.
Education system of India IS indeed faulty, dunno why people tout it as the best, because I consider it be the worst one. Even on higher levels its all about bookinsh knowledge, they are still living in past, say 15 yrs back.
As for the education for poor people, the paper work is fantabulous, i must say. But as gagan said, Corruption ruins it all.
(Local Perspectives)
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