I am a very apolitical person, I know it can ignite a topic of debate, because ultimately being a citizen of a democratic country I should choose one party as a medium of to communicate my grievances and expectations to the government, but unfortunately I still could not connect myself with one complete team, I may admire few individuals.
Coming to my topic of concern, the moment I read in news paper yesterday about Smiriti Irani being appointed as HRD minister, it compelled me to think for a while, there must be some thought process behind, it's good to give some reward to a hard working and efficient party member but until someone is extra ordinary it is not convincing to give such a responsibility to a person who has not even qualified graduate ( as I came to know from news).
How justified it is to place some one in such a position who has not even gone through phases of how much efforts one needs to put for higher education in India and who has not experienced it personally.
In my view no matter how much you gain through your experience of age education gives you a different vision to look at things and perceive in different manner that is another matter how much you utilize it in your practical life, focusing on the basic educational need is a different story but framing policies for the prestigious institutions like IIT's/IIM's and raising the standard upto the international level will not be easy task and I believe to improve the conditions some educational qualification are required apart from being good orator or being confident.
Time will tell better, I wish to see good results and proved to be wrong.
Education is the root of the country' economic, social, technological development and should not be experimented without any foresight, nobody has right to experiment with the future of innocent students. Learning should be made fun but getting marks should not be made so easy that you could not distinguish between a scholar and an average student.
We will come to know how efficient the policies are as the time unfolds. Good Luck Citizens.
Coming to my topic of concern, the moment I read in news paper yesterday about Smiriti Irani being appointed as HRD minister, it compelled me to think for a while, there must be some thought process behind, it's good to give some reward to a hard working and efficient party member but until someone is extra ordinary it is not convincing to give such a responsibility to a person who has not even qualified graduate ( as I came to know from news).
How justified it is to place some one in such a position who has not even gone through phases of how much efforts one needs to put for higher education in India and who has not experienced it personally.
In my view no matter how much you gain through your experience of age education gives you a different vision to look at things and perceive in different manner that is another matter how much you utilize it in your practical life, focusing on the basic educational need is a different story but framing policies for the prestigious institutions like IIT's/IIM's and raising the standard upto the international level will not be easy task and I believe to improve the conditions some educational qualification are required apart from being good orator or being confident.
Time will tell better, I wish to see good results and proved to be wrong.
Education is the root of the country' economic, social, technological development and should not be experimented without any foresight, nobody has right to experiment with the future of innocent students. Learning should be made fun but getting marks should not be made so easy that you could not distinguish between a scholar and an average student.
We will come to know how efficient the policies are as the time unfolds. Good Luck Citizens.
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