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Do you think India with 75% population illiterate would have 70% in poverty and 600 million not having toilets? If thats true India has more literate than its poor, and that is definently fake... Kuch garabar hai.. Seems like Indian lying as usual, same as they did for rupee to drag in investors

Education and food is free in government run schools of India, unlike your country defence budget is less than education budget. Since, Pakistan has poverty of 90%, how 58% literacy rate.
 
How is there is direct correlation between literacy and poverty? Is there a study proving that literate people are not poor?

If India is lying, our lies is being bought better than other liars out there :lol:

PS: people can say the same about Pakistan's many statistics.

Oh yeh, I forgot, India is the only developing country out there that's citizens say their life are getting worse... Probably the 70% poor were college graduates before, but India's economy didn't treat them well :azn:

Education and food is free in government run schools of India, unlike your country defence budget is less than education budget. Since, Pakistan has poverty of 90%, how 58% literacy rate.

There are not many govt schools in India, and most are put in Dalit and Muslim infested areas like Bihar... Those schools have worst sanitation and worst and hazardous food... Kay ka free
 
Oh yeh, I forgot, India is the only developing country out there that's citizens say their life are getting worse... Probably the 70% poor were college graduates before, but India's economy didn't treat them well :azn:



There are not many govt schools in India, and most are put in Dalit and Muslim infested areas like Bihar... Those schools have worst sanitation and worst and hazardous food... Kay ka free

It seems you are feeling jealous, your government spending on education is just 1.5% of GDP compared to defence spending of 4.5% of GDP. In India GDP share on education is 3 times more than yours. I even read that some districts of Balochistan has mere 20% literacy.

Itna paisa mein itnaich literacy hoga. why you so obsessed with Dalits, are you the follower of clown Zaid Hamid.
 
It seems you are feeling jealous, your government spending on education is just 1.5% of GDP compared to defence spending of 4.5% of GDP. In India GDP share on education is 3 times more than yours. I even read that some districts of Balochistan has mere 20% literacy.

Itna paisa mein itnaich literacy hoga. why you so obsessed with Dalits, are you the follower of clown Zaid Hamid.

According to your logic, India's education spending is not equal and doesn't spread to all Indian students... Looks like clowns like Thackeray and you are victim of that :smokin:... So with 7x our population you should have 7x our budget :meeting:

Balochistan is desert place and full of tribes, kinda like India's Rajasthan... They have their own laws and Jinnah wanted that to happen in the first place...
 
There are not many govt schools in India, and most are put in Dalit and Muslim infested areas like Bihar... Those schools have worst sanitation and worst and hazardous food... Kay ka free

Tamil Nadu literacy successes


Tamil Nadu is the most literate state of India according to the HRD ministry of India's 2003 statistics. One of the pioneers of the scheme is the Madras that started providing cooked meals to children in corporation schools in the Madras city in 1923.The programme was introduced in a large scale in 1960s under the Chief Ministership of K. Kamaraj.The first major thrust came in 1982 when Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Dr. M. G. Ramachandran, decided to universalise the scheme for all children up to class 10.Tamil Nadu’s midday meal programme is among the best known in the country.[49] Starting in 1982, Tamil Nadu took an approach to promoting literacy based on free lunches for schoolchildren, "ignoring cynics who said it was an electoral gimmick and economists who said it made little fiscal sense."[50] The then chief minister of Tamil Nadu, MGR launched the program, which resembled a similar initiative in 19th century Japan, because "he had experienced as a child what it was like to go hungry to school with the family having no money to buy food".[50]

Eventually, the program covered all children under the age of 15, as well as pregnant women for the first four months of their pregnancy. Tamil Nadu's literacy rate rose from 54.4% in 1981 to 80.3% in 2011.[50] In 2001, the Supreme Court of India instructed all state governments to implement free school lunches in all government-funded schools, but implementation has been patchy due to corruption and social issues.[50] Despite these hurdles, 120 million receive free lunches in Indian schools every day, making it the largest school meal program in the world.[51]

Source:Wiki
 
According to your logic, India's education spending is not equal and doesn't spread to all Indian students... Looks like clowns like Thackeray and you are victim of that :smokin:... So with 7x our population you should have 7x our budget :meeting:

Balochistan is desert place and full of tribes, kinda like India's Rajasthan... They have their own laws and Jinnah wanted that to happen in the first place...

what is this logic of mountains of Balochistan, Mizoram is mountainous too withpoor infrastructure they have literacy rate of 92%, so with Sikkim, Manipur, Himachal Pradesh or Uttarakhand.

Yes, spending on education is uneven but you may heard right to education act which tells private schools would have to allot seats to provide free education to poor children.
 

Tamil Nadu literacy successes


Tamil Nadu is the most literate state of India according to the HRD ministry of India's 2003 statistics. One of the pioneers of the scheme is the Madras that started providing cooked meals to children in corporation schools in the Madras city in 1923.The programme was introduced in a large scale in 1960s under the Chief Ministership of K. Kamaraj.The first major thrust came in 1982 when Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Dr. M. G. Ramachandran, decided to universalise the scheme for all children up to class 10.Tamil Nadu’s midday meal programme is among the best known in the country.[49] Starting in 1982, Tamil Nadu took an approach to promoting literacy based on free lunches for schoolchildren, "ignoring cynics who said it was an electoral gimmick and economists who said it made little fiscal sense."[50] The then chief minister of Tamil Nadu, MGR launched the program, which resembled a similar initiative in 19th century Japan, because "he had experienced as a child what it was like to go hungry to school with the family having no money to buy food".[50]

Eventually, the program covered all children under the age of 15, as well as pregnant women for the first four months of their pregnancy. Tamil Nadu's literacy rate rose from 54.4% in 1981 to 80.3% in 2011.[50] In 2001, the Supreme Court of India instructed all state governments to implement free school lunches in all government-funded schools, but implementation has been patchy due to corruption and social issues.[50] Despite these hurdles, 120 million receive free lunches in Indian schools every day, making it the largest school meal program in the world.[51]

Source:Wiki

Apparently a bare sandwich is called a free "lunch".

what is this logic of mountains of Balochistan, Mizoram is mountainous too withpoor infrastructure they have literacy rate of 92%, so with Sikkim, Manipur, Himachal Pradesh or Uttarakhand.

Yes, spending on education is uneven but you may heard right to education act which tells private schools would have to allot seats to provide free education to poor children.

All mountainous provinces aren't desert in India..

I just watched Bollywood movie of the colleges in India not providing free seats to poor people... Besides, this free seating will only hurt India, as the quality of doctors will go down drastically.
 
Apparently a bare sandwich is called a free "lunch".



All mountainous provinces aren't desert in India..

I just watched Bollywood movie of the colleges in India not providing free seats to poor people... Besides, this free seating will only hurt India, as the quality of doctors will go down drastically.

It is hard for a country to believe where education budget is 1/3 of defence budget. Midday meal is proper veg lunch we have at home.

Right to education bill is for school. Higher education is higly subsidized in India.But fees in private colleges are still high.
 
It is hard for a country to believe where education budget is 1/3 of defence budget. Midday meal is proper veg lunch we have at home.

Right to education bill is for school. Higher education is higly subsidized in India.But fees in private colleges are still high.

Please educate me... Even USA which has 100x more education budget can only provide cheese sandwich... I dont see how India can provide every kid a veggie lunch
 
Apparently a bare sandwich is called a free "lunch".

Get life man....that lunch is nutritious and they provide eggs twice/thrice in a week now they planning to spice up the food. That food is not all matters what we achieved through that scheme is more important ,TN literacy is above 90% now.
 
Please educate me... Even USA which has 100x more education budget can only provide cheese sandwich... I dont see how India can provide every kid a veggie lunch

US spend that for higher education and funding research not for basic education they already have 100% literacy. As well PPP also matters, you can have loaf of bread with 10 rupees in India, same will cost 10 times more in US! :agree:
 
Get life man....that lunch is nutritious and they provide eggs twice/thrice in a week now they planning to spice up the food. That food is not all matters what we achieved through that scheme is more important ,TN literacy is above 90% now.

Apparently India with a education budget 100x less than America can provide every kid a egg lunch, and a veggie lunch, while America has to stick on providing every kid a PBJ sandwich only
 
Get life man....that lunch is nutritious and they provide eggs twice/thrice in a week now they planning to spice up the food. That food is not all matters what we achieved through that scheme is more important ,TN literacy is above 90% now.

Midday meal was started by M G Ramachandran was quite successful and implemented in whole of India. I read that bicycle scheme for girls student was quite successful in Bihar towards higher secondary education, it will implemented in other states of India.
 
US spend that for higher education and funding research not for basic education they already have 100% literacy. As well PPP also matters, you can have loaf of bread with 10 rupees in India, same will cost 10 times more in US! :agree:

But still it's unreasonable to beleive that India can provide every kid a proper lunch... Maybe it's just the higher caste kids who are kids of senators, politicans, etc...
 

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