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Systemic reforms required for improving education system: Dilip Chenoy

Education experts like Dilip Chenoy, Dr. Pritam Singh, JS Rajput, and former bureaucrat NK Singh shared their concerns over the grim situation of education system in the country. Speaking at Bharat Bhagya Vidhata 'India Ka Agenda' show to be aired today@ Zee News at 10 pm, they collectively stressed on improving the quality of education if India were to retain the demographic edge.

Third Front a myth; a dark horse can’t be ruled out in 2014: Ajit Singh

What hurts the Third Front the most in today’s India is the lack of a towering pan-Indian leader of Chaudhary Charan Singh or V P Singh’s stature, said Ajit Singh.

Need to tackle education woes at societal level: Abhishek Mishra

Speaking on Zee Media's Bharat Bhagya Vidhata's 'Yuva Mange More' show, a progressive face of Samajwadi Party (SP), Abhishek Mishra says India’s education system is reeling under many problems. There is a lot of work still to be done at multiple levels to improve the education system.

Privatisation isn’t the solution for India’s education woes: Subhashini Ali

Speaking on Zee Media’s Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Subhashini Ali stressed that without maintaining quality in education, the goal of free and compulsory education won’t yield desired results.

NaMo versus RaGa is a non-melodious raga: Sitaram Yechury

NaMo versus RaGa is a non-melodious raga and the people know it better whom to vote for, said Sitaram Yechury.

Reward teachers to get quality education: Arun Grover

Speaking on Zee Media's #BBV ‘Mudda Aapka’, Arun Grover vice-chancellor Panjab University, Kavita A Sharma educationist and former principal of Hindu College and SS Mantha chairman AICTE discussed the grim situation of education in India and also debated ways to make it more job oriented. The panelist collectively stressed upon making a national policy for higher education in the country to make it job oriented.