Question

2. Read the following passage carefully and
answer the questions that follow :
The Indian education is at the crossroads. India
has relatively young population with over five
hundred million citizens under thirty. The demand
for education and the recognition that it is vital
for personal advancement and empowerment, has
now penetreated all levels of society. With the
economy projected to grow at an average of
eight percent, the demand for skilled labour is
exploding. The transition from an agrarian/rural
economy to an urban/industrial economy can be
facilitated only by eduction. The debate over
the choice between primary education on the
one hand, and tertiary on the other is a spurious
one : India needs both robust primary education
and innovative higher education
(i) Why does the author say that Indian
education is at crossroads?
(ii) How can education help Indian society?
(iii) What kind of Education is necessary for
India?​

Answer 1

Answer:

sorry

I can't help you

Explanation:

because I m Not Indian