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Unaffordable and Deteriorating Quality of Education in India
Nov 9 2009, Anirudh

In India, more than 95% of the schools are not teaching properly. It is very difficult to get good education without tuition and parents teaching. Teachers are just interested to give home work. Most of the schools are giving less importance to..

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