These words are from Mr Abraham Lincoln. He delivered this speech for the people of America. But as we read this, we see that it so relevant to our country India even today, close to after 150 years after this speech was delivered!. It is a part of a big speech, however since the following words are very relevant to us, only this is posted. Here it goes ...
Kapil Sibal has done it again! The foreign educational institutional bill is in, which aims to allow foreign universities to set up campuses in India. What more? The bill is not expected to face hitches since the leading opposition, BJP, is in favor of the bill! These universities, represent diversity in educational methods, examinations, admissions, and administration; thus, they are a potential source of innovation.
I was reading Business Line the other day, when a news struck me. According to the latest report form the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), India has emerged as one of the world's top-10 countries in industrial production in 2009. Guess what? We have overtaken the developed nations like Canada and Mexico!! The top-10 in 2009 are US, China, Japan, Germany, South Korea, France, Italy, UK, India and Brazil.
Right to free compulsory education is here! And the television channels and print media is filled with articles on how difficult it is to implement, thereby displaying the pathetic infrastructure of the government primary schools in various parts of our country! This actually disturbs me. Media should focus on the success stories of villages where a small group of people transformed the standard of education there. Why doesn't the televisions start with programmes that teach these children instead.
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It is predicted that India and China will emerge out as the world superpowers in the next decade. Obama casually warned his men against Indians. It was an immense pleasure to read the recent cover story of India Today- ‘Changing face of rural India’.
Its exam time and all we can think about is books, notes and coffee. On this context, as a self realization (which every student goes through during exams), I must say that the most discussed topic among hostelites is the inferior quality of education and the teachers who literally don't know to teach. My country has the oldest custom of education I desperately want to prove them wrong. I must say, if given a chance (and paycheck) would love to take up teaching as a profession. I teach my room mate and I believe I'm pretty good at it.
Life is game: Life plays games with all of us. Some time too slow and some times too fast. Also you never know what there for you next. It keep throwing surprises to you and you keep catching them. Some time you win. Some time you lose.
Life is fast: Some times it too fast to understand it. World will change in front of you before you know. It will not give you time to act.
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