government should divert more funds to primary education
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Primary education is losing its importance in the time of growing IIT’s and IIM’s and the efforts made towards enlightening individuals with primary education are hampered by fewer funds. Can a student go to IIT’s and IIM’s without proper primary education?
For-
- Primary education is compulsory for a person to build his/her personality but due to the under developed nature of India, not every individual receives primary education.
- Government should make a conscious effort to make more people literate rather than concentrating their sum on a small and confined population.
- Students from IIT’s and IIM’s are migrating from India to other countries for better jobs leaving a sour taste in everyone’s mind.
- Illiterate people in India are incapable of meeting the expenses of the primary schools let alone IIT’s and IIM’s. So, government should divert the funds on educating them with the primary education rather than giving it to IIT’s and IIM’s.
- Students going to IIT’s and IIM’s are self capable of paying the expenses that are required for these colleges.
- Compulsory primary education is necessary for the overall growth of the country.
Against-
- India being a developing nation needs these institutes to polish the young talent to perform on the international front.
- Students’ migrating from these institutes results in the increase of our economy while connecting us globally.
- The growth of young talent in India requires better education and reorganization as the talent pool is vast and ever growing in India.
- IIT’s and IIM’s produce brilliant minds that can help in shaping India democratically and make it a better democratic country.
- Students are coming to these institutes from other countries thus generating revenue for India.
- It is the students of IIM, IIT and other big institues who help in creating employment opportunities in India.
Primary education is compulsory and it is not to be mixed with IIT’s and IIM’s as they are restricted to a very small area. IIT’s and IIM’s can be self-financed by the students but primary education should not be neglected and funds should be used to literate people from the grass-root level.
For-
- Primary education is compulsory for a person to build his/her personality but due to the under developed nature of India, not every individual receives primary education.
- Government should make a conscious effort to make more people literate rather than concentrating their sum on a small and confined population.
- Students from IIT’s and IIM’s are migrating from India to other countries for better jobs leaving a sour taste in everyone’s mind.
- Illiterate people in India are incapable of meeting the expenses of the primary schools let alone IIT’s and IIM’s. So, government should divert the funds on educating them with the primary education rather than giving it to IIT’s and IIM’s.
- Students going to IIT’s and IIM’s are self capable of paying the expenses that are required for these colleges.
- Compulsory primary education is necessary for the overall growth of the country.
Against-
- India being a developing nation needs these institutes to polish the young talent to perform on the international front.
- Students’ migrating from these institutes results in the increase of our economy while connecting us globally.
- The growth of young talent in India requires better education and reorganization as the talent pool is vast and ever growing in India.
- IIT’s and IIM’s produce brilliant minds that can help in shaping India democratically and make it a better democratic country.
- Students are coming to these institutes from other countries thus generating revenue for India.
- It is the students of IIM, IIT and other big institues who help in creating employment opportunities in India.
Primary education is compulsory and it is not to be mixed with IIT’s and IIM’s as they are restricted to a very small area. IIT’s and IIM’s can be self-financed by the students but primary education should not be neglected and funds should be used to literate people from the grass-root level.
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