IMPACT OF POLITICAL, SOCIAL APPROACHES ON INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM

Abstract

Education is the process of transfer of knowledge, information directly or indirectly in active of Passive form from one person to another. It is rightly coined by our first Prime minister Shri Jawaharlal Nehru that education socialises the young children and makes them responsible, good citizens of the country by teaching them about various ethics and principles, morals. Education helps people to increase their income inborne, improve standard of living, and ultimately contribute to the country's gross domestic product. The young age of children is meant to study and not work. This problem child labour by identified by our visionary leaders at a very early stage and law was passed that completely abolished child labor. India is known as country of problems. In this heap of problems and gender discrimination is a problem we have always tried to eliminate. Education is a basic human right, so our constitution was framed with giving the status with basic human right by our visionary leaders. Lack of Education is the major cause that India is still in the long line of developing countries and not in the developed countries.