u/irundoonayee

do you think he was fired....or did he quit? It's crazy how his stock has fallen in a matter of years.

I mean in terms of providing high quality education to large numbers of school students irrespective of their economic backgrounds.

I imagine most would agree that a lot of the focus seems to be on "cracking" various exams but India's actual education levels remain very poor. Are there any states or education boards or private players that use models that are actually focusing on delivering high quality education?

Also, my understanding is that when in power, AAP in Delhi actually prioritized high quality education for all students including those in government schools. Was this a unique endeavour or is it increasingly common at state levels?

Any perspectives on this topic would be appreciated. Thank you.

For example, I heard one talking head say that Iran is currently fighting a civilizational war - i.e. they've existed for thousands of years and will fight in a manner that the US can't comprehend.

Similarly they say that China has 1000 year plans.

In an Indian context, do we also have some sort of similar identity? And more importantly, is it actually valuable to think in this manner? Or is this just a talking point for some religious/ ideological factions that need something to rally people behind.

Both China and Iran have been terrible for minority populations so maybe it's a good thing that India doesn't go that way?