Updated Jan 12, 2021 | 16:44 IST | Harjiv Singh
How Education Can Be India’s Next 100-Billion Dollar Opportunity explains Harjiv Singh, Founder & CEO, BrainGain Global; Convener, One Globe Forum. How Education can be India s Next 100 Billion Dollar chance | Photo Credit: Representative Image
As COVID-19 continues to upend our lives, there is welcome news on the education front. The Indian government’s National Education Policy 2020 envisages a new platform to rearchitect the Indian education system. It aims to replace defunct rote-learning, especially in the K-12 space, and welcome international collaboration by inviting foreign universities to set up campuses.
This is promising for several reasons. First, India has the youngest population in the world. Second, although the country is home to the IITs and IIMs, these institutions have not scaled to meet the needs of a burgeoning, aspirational young population.
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Six Texas A&M University students completed a cumulative 1,000 mile fundraising ruck march Wednesday afternoon.Â
The journey that took the men from Zion National Park in south central Utah to Pagosa Springs, Colorado, was to raise money for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. It was the fourth year that members of the A&M Corps of Cadets Company H-1 joined to be part of âProject Atlas.âÂ
The journey is known as a ruck march because the team members wore rucksacks, which the teamâs itinerary says were usually filled with extra layers of clothing, food and water.Â
The groupâs original goal was to raise $16,000 for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, which provides financial assistance for scholarships and educational counseling to the surviving children of Special Operations personnel who died in the line of duty.