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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

Let's check the Quality of Education in your area. How would you rate the quality of teaching in private schools of your area? Scale teachers as per their qualifications and experience. VERY GOOD means well qualified and experienced GOOD means tea

A government teacher 🎓 worked hard, passed tough exams, and secured a stable job 👨‍🏫. However, despite teaching in a government school 🏫, they choose to send their children to a private school 🎒📚, believing it offers better education. On the o

Let's discuss about the problem of Private schools education in India. I found a problem in high schools in my surroundings that, these schools are facing a huge scarcity of well qualified and experienced teachers. Day by day the number of schools i

Meet Nita Ambani who once earned ₹800 as a teacher at Sunflower Nursery Today, she is the founder and chairperson of Dhirubhai Ambani International School, one of India's most prestigious and expensive schools.

How Battery Energy Storage Systems Can Boost Rural Economies in India India's rural heartland—home to over 65% of its population—faces a persistent challenge: unreliable electricity. Despite significant rural electrification efforts, issues like pow

AI in Rural Healthcare: A Game Changer! Rural areas struggle with limited healthcare access, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bridging the gap! From AI-powered health apps to smart diagnostics and predictive analytics, AI is making healthcare

Often wondered why people with high qualifications go against innovation without even seeking it or try to understand it. It is not ego, I understand! Here’s the things that I explored https://medium.com/@talropcoo/how-assumptions-can-kill-innovatio

"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today." - Malcolm X How might we establish meaningful ties between students in rural government schools of India and students in prestigious schools across th