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SOLUTION(S) for PROBLEM #1 - ILLITERACY





All the Indians should go to school without any compromise. The Government should make education free in all the government schools.

Government should check that each and every family is educating their kids by sending them to the local school. We as citizens of India should tie-up with the Government and volunteer to check all houses / schools in all the areas of the town once in 15-30 days. If any family is caught, who is not sending their kids to the school should be punished.

No difference between private and govt. school.

equal education with equal facilities

Government & private companies should pay a good salary or incentives to the employees who are getting their kids a good / standardized education.

The goverment should punish the MLAs / MPs if their region has low level of education or school going kids. Or even a single kid not going to school.

All families in villages / small towns / shanties (like Dharavi) in big cities should be made aware of the rule.

Government and we citizens should keep a target of 3 years to implement this project (meaning that every kid and uneducated person starts going to school). Uneducated adult through an evening school if he or she is working.

All the teachers in Government and Private schools should have a minimum qualification and trained every 3 months (train the trainer concept). They should be paid well and should get incentives based on their performance and dedication.

Celebrities / Politicians/ Corporate Honchos have to mandatorily spend 30 days (2 to 3 hrs a day) educating / doing guest lectures in schools and colleges. They should be given a certificate after their 30 days completion and it should be submitted by October 31st every year to a committee. If somebody from the listed fails to do the same he or she should be penalised and not allowed to travel out of India for 1 year.

Please note that these are just our views and might not reflect all the possible problems and their solutions. This is what we know about the subject on the day of publishing the post, we are sure there can be plethora of things which can be added to this. You are most welcome to contribute.