This is the third year that I have taken a look and found a state that I want to go to. I think India has the best education system for the quality of education and the diversity of the country.
I think I’m in a pretty good position to judge. Education in India is a state-run monopoly, so to speak, and the only way to get a decent education is to go to a private school. Unfortunately, to pay for a private school you have to go through a lottery. The lottery is also an important part of this monopoly, so the country is a bit of a mess.
The main reason why I’ve settled on leaving India and heading home is the fact that the government doesn’t believe it’s the right choice for the Indian people. The government believes that education is the best way to meet their needs, and that it’s the right choice for them. The government hasn’t decided on the best schools of India to start with, so to the Indians it’s a bit of a let down. They also don’t trust the government when it comes to religion.
I have to admit that I can see the government’s point, it’s hard to argue against a government saying something.
The government also has a huge bias in favor of the education system in India. The government wants to push for an “education culture”, where education and learning are a “fundamental right” (according to one of the government’s talking points). This is not a good thing. The government does not want the people to have a say in education. In fact, no government in India has ever had a say in education.
Well, that’s not entirely true. The constitution of India makes it up to the legislature to set education priorities, and the education system has been the responsibility of the government for quite a long time. But the government has failed to push for a system that is more “equal.” The education system in India is currently dominated by the private sector. We also have a huge, highly concentrated caste system in India, which has a huge impact on the education system.
The top three states in terms of school attainment in India are Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab. The bottom three states are Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, and Delhi. You may remember that all three of these states are on the eastern part of India, and all three are facing severe economic and social problems.
To be fair, Madhya Pradesh has had a great deal of focus on education. In fact, Madhya Pradesh has the highest percentage of children in primary school in India, and a great deal of focus in the state. However, according to the World Bank, the entire education system in the state is not performing at the level it needs to be to support all its children.
As an interesting side note, the Indian government has had a proposal to give all children in India a universal basic education starting from kindergarten (at the age of 4) with a full four years of free education. The proposal is based on a study that has been conducted by the World Bank, and it says that the entire education system in India needs to reach a level that is above average, to ensure all children are fully prepared for the challenges of life.
There’s an awful lot of misinformation about the Indian government’s policy to provide children with a basic education starting from kindergarten. There were a number of problems with this policy, including the fact that there is no universal basic education for all Indian children.