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The biggest loophole of democracy is one uneducated vote is equivalent to one educated vote. This gives the incentive to politicians to never focus on education and keep fooling the mass uneducated voters with freebies This is easiest way to ruin

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Calling ₹70 LPA, ₹2 Cr homes, and international schools 'middle class' is a slap in the face to 99% of India! Real middle class struggles at ₹5-15 LPA, paying EMIs for a ₹30L flat.

We Shunya Sports and Education are into grassroot developmemt of sports in country. If anyone is intrested into conducting of Multi Sports event for schools/colleges at your city level do ping us We will work as team and make it possible Dm for

Nowadays acquiring education is becoming more and more costly whereas the average income hasn't seen that increase. People do say that there are government schools for poor kids but we all know the quality of education they provide. In a recent repor

India has extreme potential to have evolve anything to future materials, we have extreme skills and proper education to ground level, we don't need the multi subjects in our university our schools also nursery, we need a proper system at education fo

Education key vehicle India sees education today as a "key vehicle" to accelerate a more intensive engagement between the country and the world, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday. He said this in his address at an event held her

What are the problems in Private Schools in India, specifically in Rural areas? Is there any need for change in Indian Education System? I think in rural areas there is a big problem of teachers deficiency and lack of qualifications. What's your vi

As of March 31, 2021, India had 23 crude oil refineries, with 18 state-owned, 3 privately owned, and 2 joint ventures. In 2020–21, India's refineries processed 221.37 Mt of oil.