throwawy42434

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   by throwawy42434 6y ago

   It isn't - public schooling was in a far better shape/quality 40-50 years back, when the Indian Boomers were growing up. This was a time of war and food-shortages; funding clearly is not the problem.
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   by throwawy42434 6y ago

   You realize literacy in India is still < 80% ? This is true even in the state of Karnataka, which possesses the so-called 'Silicon Valley' of India, BLR, which ironically is located in the midst of a vast plateau. In comparison
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   by throwawy42434 6y ago

   I don't see where the welfare state is. - Public schooling, unusable. - Public health, unusable. - Public infrastructure, unusable. I have no clue where my taxes are going, but it sure as hell isn't being spent for "welfare&q
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   by throwawy42434 6y ago

   Public schools have been abandoned by everyone but the very poorest - the facilities are terrible even by 3rd world standards, and worse, the public schools push the eduction in the native languages, which is (very sadly) next to worthless