Editor’s note – In a fun way, the author takes you into the journey of exploration into the reasons for why those in power, despite their knowledge of the mishap that their management has produced, don’t make an effort to change things.
Author’s note – It’s about time the people running things took a look around them and admitted that not everything is perfect in the country today. Only after people admit the flaws in the education system will they be able to rectify it.
Editor’s note – This article is different from the rest of the ones that you have read on ‘SMU!’ because the author doesn’t talk about an issue that directly relates to the education system but about the root of all the problems of our nation – Greed.
Author’s note – Everyone knows that our education system is rotten, our country is corrupt and that it is a beggars' pot. Many have given their viewpoints regarding it; Many have come up with many solutions to these viruses, but what our society needs to do is to differentiate between success and excellence and get rid of the notion that Success means nothing but MONEY and strive for EXCELLENCE!
Editor’s note – The author uses admirable rhetoric and interesting data to claim his stance regarding how debilitating the politically motivated large-scale, albeit masked, caste-based discrimination by the government is on the common man. The author discusses many of the ill-effects of this system not only on the individual but the welfare of the society.
Author’s note – Our constitution promotes equality, yet we have reservations! Reservations were meant to uplift the lower castes but haven’t they become banks for votes for our politicians? What about the Millions who deserve to but don't get what they want? Is it fair? Isn't it injustice? I need your voice for this fight to bring about a change in our nation. Will you lend me your voice?
Editor’s note – The author brings forth a few real life incidents of uninhibited corruption and unethical activities inside educational institutions that are representative of how officials at these institutions think.
Author’s note - I am a graduate in BSc Economics. Over the years I have learnt a lot about the loopholes in the Indian Education System and through this article I would like to share a few of my personal experiences.