Sir — Education, which is fundamental to human progress, plays an important role for the all-round development of an individual as well as society. However, India’s education system is inequitable and does not provide equal opportunities for all children.
On the one hand, more and more institutes are being set up with sprawling campuses, every classroom fitted with dozen fans and lights and lots of toilets in every floor.
On the other hand, in some parts of the country, school buildings are non-existent, there is no toilet or electricity facility, there is a lack of qualified teachers and study material is not up to date.
Though we claim that we are near the goal of ensuring right to education for all, it will just be statistical jugglery if we don’t have reforms which ensure good infrastructure facilities in schools.