Education System

Unequal access to education: Millions of children in India, especially in rural areas and from marginalized communities, do not have access to quality education. This is due to a number of factors, including poverty, lack of schools, and discrimination.

Outdated curriculum and teaching methods: The curriculum in many Indian schools is outdated and does not meet the needs of the 21st century workforce. Teaching methods are often rote and memorization-based, which does not encourage creativity or critical thinking.

Shortage of teachers: There is a shortage of qualified teachers in India, especially in rural areas. This is due to low salaries, poor working conditions, and the lack of opportunities for professional development.

Inadequate funding: The Indian government spends a relatively low percentage of its GDP on education. This has led to a lack of resources in many schools, including textbooks, computers, and other teaching materials.