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A theme has not yet emerged for BJP & people see lack of a contest, which makes it unexciting. For all these reasons, 2024 is turning out to be an unexpectedly theme-less election.
Schemes like these make much better sense than just relying on caste based reservations. Students from low income areas have an access problem – access to good learning infrastructure, access to good teachers, access to coaching for entrance exams etc. Schemes like these are definitely not a waste of taxpayer money as region based inequities can be addressed through government interventions. Can’t this be done at school levels also? That will help students from such low income areas score better in college entrance exams.
Any proof of money wastage ? The article has given its numbers to show that it was successful scheme and I have heard the same from my friends in NE (shillong and silchar in particular).
Why do you think this is wastage.
Can you please write what will be future of TEQIP faculty after end of the project. The success achived will become a big failure as after ending faculties contracts will also be end. Who will continue this sucr after that.
Schemes like these make much better sense than just relying on caste based reservations. Students from low income areas have an access problem – access to good learning infrastructure, access to good teachers, access to coaching for entrance exams etc. Schemes like these are definitely not a waste of taxpayer money as region based inequities can be addressed through government interventions. Can’t this be done at school levels also? That will help students from such low income areas score better in college entrance exams.
Bad scheme where only money was wasted
Any proof of money wastage ? The article has given its numbers to show that it was successful scheme and I have heard the same from my friends in NE (shillong and silchar in particular).
Why do you think this is wastage.
Can you please write what will be future of TEQIP faculty after end of the project. The success achived will become a big failure as after ending faculties contracts will also be end. Who will continue this sucr after that.