Question 11

Our constitution makes it the responsibility of the Government to provide free and compulsory education for all children between 6 to 14. Are private institutes going to provide free education to all?

5 year ago
Akshay Pai
Akshay Pai

Lets take the example of the Aviation industry which was privatized in 1994. Since then it has been dominated by private sector bodies but till date all these bodies have failed and duped the public and run in losses. Can we afford to let this happen to our education filed?

5 year ago
Akshay Pai
Akshay Pai

There is no doubt that everyone has a right to choose their education. But, the question is can we ensure there is quality to all if education is completely privatized.

5 year ago
Akshay Pai
Akshay Pai

India is a vast country with diversity and disparity running though its veins. When we talk about education in India, we must not forget that we are on the of the most populated countries in the world and are also the world's largest democracy. While the each and every citizen must be educated, they must also be given equal chances to be educated. Therefore privatization of education results in not giving an equal opportunity to all citizens. Private schools make education into a business and run contrary to our Constitution only.

5 year ago
Akshay Pai
Akshay Pai

Hello everyone, I am Akshay Pai, Advocate and Counsel practicing in the Bombay High Court and various other Courts throughout India. I have also completed my Masters in Constitutional and Administrative Law from the Mumbai University. Today, I shall be speaking against the topic i.e. Privatization of Education is a bane to Society.

5 year ago
Akshay Pai
Akshay Pai