India may be the world’s fastest-growing economy after China, but its primary education standards in the countryside rank alongside Papua New Guinea and crisis-torn Afghanistan and Yemen.
As I have blogged here, here, here, and here, this is arguably the country's biggest governance failure. In this era of knowledge-based growth, the foundations of the drivers of such growth - India's massive human resource pool - are extremely shaky. It is no wonder that scarcity of skilled and employable manpower is already one of the biggest problems facing businesses.
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