December
17
What steps should government take to make education cheaper in India to educate all?
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As we have been witnessing daily that day by day education is becoming costlier affair in India and most of the aspirants discontinue their studies for want of money to be charged for higher education. This as I feel, leads to frustration and best students gets involved in some anti-social activities. Government can curb this if some concrete steps are taken in this directions. I would also you to kindly suggest some steps for the better education within the reach of every student.
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December 17th, 2009 at 8:08 am
This is interesting. There is a yahoo answers for India at the bottom of your screen.
I don’t know how India handles education. But they should probably rely on taxes to finance education. They also should make education compulsory.
As for getting involved in "anti-social activities," there’s not much one can do about that. The most radical and anti-social people I’ve encountered have been young college students. It’s always the college students who are bold enough to start trouble and smart enough to question authority.