Challenges
Education is a process of character building, conviction forming, and intellect expansion. The purpose of education according to Mahatma Gandhi is to establish a non-violent, non-exploitative social and economic order. India is home to the biggest school-going population in the world with more than 250 million children in the age group of 5 to 15 years. Public schools are the backbone of education in rural India where around 70% of the population lives.Government schools in India are lagging behind in providing a quality education because of the logistical and administrative challenges. In rural areas, most of the Middle schools are managed by just one or two teachers. In all our human history, knowledge sharing has never been easier and if we cannot equip subject teachers with the modern methods of teaching then there is no use of all our technological progress. Even the existing teachers lack knowledge due to a gap in the teacher's training to align with modern learning and delivery methods. Our effort is, therefore, to help the existing Government machinery to strengthen their system and complement their efforts.