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slaves kaise banaenge phir. that's the main reason. log educated hojayenge toh religion ke naam pe vote kaise milenge.

If we see this as national perspective. There are currently 80cr youth in india, and its the great opportunity for india to emerge as global leader just by improving the education system factor. and i don't believe its happening without govt support and investments. although many private sector are emerging but they are not contributing to that extent of other developing countries.

school kyu ? abhi bhi koi sikhade ye sab 🥲

Balaji’s Network School near Singapore is already proving this model works — an intense, 3-month live-in program teaching AI, crypto, startups, and fitness. It’s fast, practical, and community-run — everything the traditional system can’t do.

Normal education is not for builders , its for followers .

Sir, sadly, this is the reality for many Indians. I’m not pointing at every Indian, but at those who never step forward to change the situation. This is why we remain major consumers of the technology produced by other nations—despite being one of the largest producers of engineers. Unfortunately, no groundbreaking AI technology originates from our country today. When someone dares to build something revolutionary, they often find no real supporters or funding, and their ideas end up being developed in other countries. In many nations, by the age of 15—right from class 10—students are already deeply engaged in practical learning and research. In some, people start working and earning from their own skills as early as 14. Until we cultivate a culture of supporting innovation and practical knowledge, we will continue to fall behind in creating the very technologies we consume.

School: Draw a parallelogram. Life: Pay a parallel amount of bills with a perpendicular salary. 🤧

that's everything covered and nothing more to learn🎯. If this happens india will be a country of producers rather than consumers 📈

Damn it should have been there when I was studying, would have been better to handle the ups and downs in the early 2000s

it's all students dream. but Indian education system never changed.

These things will not just ensure that kids have a better, happier, more tactful future but also make a significant change in terms of human development.

Well said

Some life skills can be taught, but many—like empathy, resilience, or handling failure—are truly understood only through lived experience. You can explain them in class, but they take root when we actually face real moments that shape us. If we turn these into graded subjects, we risk losing their authenticity and turning them into numbers to compare. I feel schools should focus more on creating space for curiosity and experimentation, so students can discover these lessons for themselves in a natural way.

who gets the benefits from the current system? you will get the answer why the system's not changing