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Arts maybe not so useful career wise… But it helps our logical thinking and character building which is really important too. But the point of the article is that students shouldn’t be forced… Parents should tell what all r the benefits of certain streams, the subjects in them and then let them choose… After all those who r forced to study science, won’t help our nation… They have to learn with passion and interest. And this thought should be removed that students who study arts gained bad marks in board. Even kids bully each other for taking arts and not science, which is really bad. Everyone has a different potential. (personal thoughts)
God is great and I m not not an arts student, still in 10th 🙂
Thanks.
In India we have more Arts colleges than science and commerce. Around 99% of Indian political leaders are from Arts stream. Look into their contribution for India except for corruption and stupid illogical speeches and hate politics what are they doing. They talk about competing with China first make india a. Commerce and science hub country before talking about China. CHINA have large number of business school in their place and here in India our govt wants everyone to depend upon marwaris and gujratis for business sector and expansion of Indian companies abroad. This is not fair.
Indian politicians hardly knows how to create jobs in India they only can talk senseless thing and no development.
Science and commerce are best. And they contribute in logical thinking and also they help in development of the society unlike the arts is all about illogical thinking. In China they have more business colleges than arts colleges that’s why they are developing so fast. We need science and commerce for development of our society. Chinese President is an engineer passed and look in India Arts degree holders become PM and most of the politicians are also from arts stream . So we have so much stupidity in our country and no development. There are certain subjects like anthropology and other social subjects which are not useful in gaining a proper. If majority of students take arts there won’t be any development in our country like most of the politicians are from arts stream and what they do is only corruption. Engineers in India are now not getting jobs because leaders are all from arts stream who have no idea how to create jobs for students who studied in science or commerce. Politicians only have contributed in govt jobs where mostly arts stream students are required. It is necessary that India develop more science and commerce colleges than arts. Average Arts students end up where they began from or might end up joining politics and talking stupid. We need to develop forward not backward so we need science and commerce students more than Arts. Even ancient religions are popular for their contribution in science and commerce matters not for their radical thoughts of Arts. So we need to have more logical thinking than illogical arts.
Really Indian parents need to grow i am also tried to explain my parents that i don’t want to study from science stream but the most irritating answer comes to me that “you don’t know enough than me” still trying to explain them☹️☹️☹️
Well, I don’t think science stream doesn’t offer an understanding of the social world we live in. I have seen enough science students who have admirable knowledge in politics, political science, history, government policy, economy,…etc these subjects can be learn without a formal education in that specific subject (eg: our politicians)
But there are post graduates in arts who don’t even have a basic understanding of science and sex education. Ignorance in science may prompt pseudo science and inhibit the rational thinking of generations which in turn results in the poor condition of country.
I admit that there are pupil compelled to choose science. And that should be change. Let them learn with passion.
The article completely misses the point. Indian parents push their children to learn what has the best chance of livelihood. Ofcourse social sciences are important but it is a privilege of the rich. If you look back in history only and only societies that are rich have been able to do anything meaningful in humanities. Sciences are almost impossible to learn without formal education. Humanities can be “learnt” through experience.
Let the current generation study sciences so that the future can whatever they want.
It is said that the New Education Policy takes into account RSS’s suggestion to teach children of Indian culture. One may be tempted to ask ‘ Is Indian culture homogeneous rather than heterogeneous.’
Yes its true…those who studied science and medicine are reading this article and are glad that they did not take arts. Otherwise they too would have been writing such useless article instead of doing something economically viable
Arts maybe not so useful career wise… But it helps our logical thinking and character building which is really important too. But the point of the article is that students shouldn’t be forced… Parents should tell what all r the benefits of certain streams, the subjects in them and then let them choose… After all those who r forced to study science, won’t help our nation… They have to learn with passion and interest. And this thought should be removed that students who study arts gained bad marks in board. Even kids bully each other for taking arts and not science, which is really bad. Everyone has a different potential. (personal thoughts)
God is great and I m not not an arts student, still in 10th 🙂
Thanks.
In India we have more Arts colleges than science and commerce. Around 99% of Indian political leaders are from Arts stream. Look into their contribution for India except for corruption and stupid illogical speeches and hate politics what are they doing. They talk about competing with China first make india a. Commerce and science hub country before talking about China. CHINA have large number of business school in their place and here in India our govt wants everyone to depend upon marwaris and gujratis for business sector and expansion of Indian companies abroad. This is not fair.
Indian politicians hardly knows how to create jobs in India they only can talk senseless thing and no development.
Science and commerce are best. And they contribute in logical thinking and also they help in development of the society unlike the arts is all about illogical thinking. In China they have more business colleges than arts colleges that’s why they are developing so fast. We need science and commerce for development of our society. Chinese President is an engineer passed and look in India Arts degree holders become PM and most of the politicians are also from arts stream . So we have so much stupidity in our country and no development. There are certain subjects like anthropology and other social subjects which are not useful in gaining a proper. If majority of students take arts there won’t be any development in our country like most of the politicians are from arts stream and what they do is only corruption. Engineers in India are now not getting jobs because leaders are all from arts stream who have no idea how to create jobs for students who studied in science or commerce. Politicians only have contributed in govt jobs where mostly arts stream students are required. It is necessary that India develop more science and commerce colleges than arts. Average Arts students end up where they began from or might end up joining politics and talking stupid. We need to develop forward not backward so we need science and commerce students more than Arts. Even ancient religions are popular for their contribution in science and commerce matters not for their radical thoughts of Arts. So we need to have more logical thinking than illogical arts.
Really Indian parents need to grow i am also tried to explain my parents that i don’t want to study from science stream but the most irritating answer comes to me that “you don’t know enough than me” still trying to explain them☹️☹️☹️
See a Looser humanities /arts bachelor talking big. Haha
Go and open a paan shop
See a Looser humanities /arts bachelor talking big. Haha
Well, I don’t think science stream doesn’t offer an understanding of the social world we live in. I have seen enough science students who have admirable knowledge in politics, political science, history, government policy, economy,…etc these subjects can be learn without a formal education in that specific subject (eg: our politicians)
But there are post graduates in arts who don’t even have a basic understanding of science and sex education. Ignorance in science may prompt pseudo science and inhibit the rational thinking of generations which in turn results in the poor condition of country.
I admit that there are pupil compelled to choose science. And that should be change. Let them learn with passion.
The article completely misses the point. Indian parents push their children to learn what has the best chance of livelihood. Ofcourse social sciences are important but it is a privilege of the rich. If you look back in history only and only societies that are rich have been able to do anything meaningful in humanities. Sciences are almost impossible to learn without formal education. Humanities can be “learnt” through experience.
Let the current generation study sciences so that the future can whatever they want.
It is said that the New Education Policy takes into account RSS’s suggestion to teach children of Indian culture. One may be tempted to ask ‘ Is Indian culture homogeneous rather than heterogeneous.’
Yes its true…those who studied science and medicine are reading this article and are glad that they did not take arts. Otherwise they too would have been writing such useless article instead of doing something economically viable
This is an important question every parent has to answer before they face NEP 2020