9798903622306 - broken roots, stolen futures: reforming indian education for a vikasit bharat von krishnan v. s. (3 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Broken Roots, Stolen Futures is a powerful and thought-provoking examination of the challenges facing India's education system at a critical moment in the nation's journey toward Vikasit Bharat. In a country where millions of young minds represent the promise of tomorrow, education must do mo…re than produce degrees-it must shape character, competence, and responsible citizenship.Through honest reflection and sharp observation, the book exposes the growing cracks in the system: an obsession with marks over learning, declining respect and support for teachers, fragmented curricula, politicisation of institutions, and a generation increasingly disconnected from values of responsibility, gratitude, and civic pride.Yet this is not merely a critique-it is a call for reform. Drawing on lived experience and deep concern for India's future, the author outlines practical pathways to rebuild education on four essential pillars: strong national policy, empowered teachers, transparent and accountable systems, and a curriculum that balances knowledge with values and citizenship.At its heart, Broken Roots, Stolen Futures asks a profound question: Will India nurture citizens who build the nation, or consumers who merely live in it The answer, the author reminds.
