India’s education system needs an urgent national consensus focused on quality, equity and stronger institutions. Political differences, regulatory complexities, coaching dependence and teacher challenges require collective action.
Education sector is a domain of activity that must operate with utmost consensus. Unlike other sectors, it creates the most important and crucial asset known as “Human Capital” that leads a nation in future for its growth and development: both economic as well as social. Any lack of consensus may result in defective output in terms of its quality that has potential to decay of society and civilisation in years to come. The effect is prominent and long-lasting. This sector, therefore, needs special care, focus, and guidance with unifocal support from all stakeholders. The counties that have shown phenomenal growth in the recent times including China are a testimony to the congruent approach to this vital sector.
Three Pillars of Education Excellence:
The three pillars that are at the core of education include:
Quality with Equity: Every learner should have access to quality education irrespective of location, gender or economic background. Equity and excellence must progress together.
