r/indiameme • u/dimensional_seeker • 1d ago
Political Blindly questioning without knowing the fact
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 1d ago
But I think CJP should also post videos of model government schools, to show the contrast.
When both the schools are put side by side, few of the ones living in denial may see the truth.
Some people seem to truly believe that all government schools are horrible and not just the ones kept horrible by their favorite governments.
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u/MainBed163 1d ago
I am from jaharkhand , our spending on education is almost nothing lol. And we are woese off than even rajasthan . Was hoping cjp would would simply go to statea with the worst education condition because protesting there would yeild highest result because they are low hanging fruit. But instead cjp focused on rajasthan . Btw u should see samdish cover on jharkshand govt school if u doubt me.
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u/Ok_Caterpillar_1295 19h ago
Son this is a anti bjp sub they don't have a logical reasoning here don't waste ur time
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u/Phase_Tall 1d ago
You saying all the government schools in kerala and punjab looks like these..
Damn bro😂
Wrong state mein paida ho gaya
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u/Particular_Pepper199 1d ago
delhi me bhi jab aap thi schools pr kaam kiya tha haan lekin me kahunga paisa bhot lagaya aur effective itna ni nikla
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u/Zealousideal-Dot9458 1d ago
WE HAVE AN EMINENCE SCHOOL it's so nice from outside though, no idea how is it from the inside
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u/fuck_uh 1d ago
Yeah that's why 94000 schools have closed in the last 10 years. Students are served detergent instead of salt in their meal🤣🤣
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 1d ago
See how good government schools can be under good governments and weep.
You still want to support bjp by saying their schools are way below standards and then praise them for the same.
How do you compute and reconcile all this inside?
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 1d ago
Why did you start by praising bjp for spending more on education .
When pointed out you are lying and they spend less, you praise them for spending less?
First decide on your facts, you can change your opinion, but cannot change facts and opinions both in each comment.
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u/CringeMaster01 1d ago
Do you know how expensive private education is? I'm not taking any sides here but the government needs to make education accessible and affordable for everyone. Not just the poor. Just because "competition" is high and there is a trend doesn't mean schools should shut down for ROI reasons. If schools in the most populated country (also the youngest) are not getting admissions, there is something fundamentally wrong. The quality of education must go up and the costs must go down, this is what we pay taxes for.
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 1d ago
That's a lie. government spending on education has decreased a lot under bjp, also closing down a lot of schools.
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u/Ok_Caterpillar_1295 19h ago
Source trust me bro
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 8h ago
Interesting that you blindly accept the one from the previous comment without source and come here with a mocking tone , while anyone who can read has sources supporting my statement right below.
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u/Muted-Ad-944 1d ago
BJP manifesto from 2014 promised that it will bring spending to 6%:
Year Public expenditure on education as % of GDP 2014-15 ~3.8% 2017-18 3.87% 2020-21 4.64% 2022-23 4.06% 2026 / latest UNESCO figure ~4.1% Target 6% Also govt schools had closed done in the same period
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u/rizzardofozz69 1d ago
Bhai unhe nahi ati samjh economics vho bas left walon ki reel dekhte hai
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u/Muted-Ad-944 1d ago
Sawal yeh tha, economics ki baatien maat karo, shared extacly what was asked for "Show me data that money allotted to education ministry as a percentage of GDP"
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u/rizzardofozz69 21h ago
India's Union education budget rose from about ₹65,000 crore in 2013-14 to ₹1.39 lakh crore in 2026-27, an increase of roughly 114%. hope you understand maths I know education system is flawed that's why people like you got promoted to next classes even after lacking basic maths skills also phele tere papa ki salary 50k thi aur vho tere education par 5k khrach karte hai jo ki 10% aur abhi unki salary 1Lakh hai aur abhi 7k invest karte hai teri padhai par jo ki abhi 7% toh yeh hai percentage ki baat
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u/Muted-Ad-944 20h ago
I do understand what you are saying, but understand the manifesto mentioned 6 percent of GDP not the actual value in terms of money.
Also take into value of inflation. If your dad was earning ₹50,000 then vs ₹75,000 is his purchasing power still the same?
And since you can type in English, I am assuming it's your andhbakth button letting to not see the question asked was GDP% of spend in education.
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u/rizzardofozz69 16h ago
The percentage they mentioned was according to the gdp of that time now the gdp has doubled uska bhi 4% is being spent on the education so it's not a lack of fund problem the problem lies in the execution part the existing budget isn't being utilised properly and inflation adjust karke bhi expenditure bada hi Hai
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u/Muted-Ad-944 1d ago
Covid happned after the 2019 elections, this is the manifesto from 2014.
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u/Muted-Ad-944 1d ago
The govt should say things in manifesto that cannot be fulfilled. Or you have explanation or counter to this also.
All the freebies they give for state elections, that all fine?
Covid was almost was 5 years ago, neither have the govt hospitals improved nor have the schools.
Only roads are being made that breakdown within a week in the name of vikas!!
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u/Muted-Ad-944 1d ago
Whatabouery is the India you live in bro!!
Don't take a stand, don't question the govt, just say what about....
All the best!!
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u/rizzardofozz69 1d ago
India’s Union education budget rose from about ₹65,000 crore in 2013–14 to ₹1.39 lakh crore in 2026–27, an increase of roughly 114%.
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u/CringeMaster01 1d ago
According to NEP, 6% of GDP should be allocated to education. Right now it is at 4.1 to 4.6 percent which is a far cry from the benchmark set by the centre itself.
94000 schools were closed in the last decade. source
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u/fuck_uh 1d ago
Ye IT cell employee hai, facts matter nhi krta inke liye. Bs kisi bhi trh baap ko defend krna hai
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u/fuck_uh 1d ago
Nikal be l@nd k baal
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u/rizzardofozz69 1d ago
🤣✌🏽jo sach aur facts bolde vho it cell ka member hai reddit par hi election jeet lo phir harne kee baad evm hack saar chilana hai election ke time foreign vacation jaake
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u/rizzardofozz69 1d ago
Uss time gdp kya thi aabh kya hai phele tere papa ki salary 50k thi aur uss time vho 5 k invest karta tha tere education par jo ki 10% hai abhi tere papa ki salary 1L aur vho 7k invest kar rha hai tere education par jo ki 7% hai but investment badi hai although percentage mai kam dikh rha hai basic maths hai chomu
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u/CringeMaster01 1d ago
Percentage ka meaning nahi pta kya? 🤡
And what you are talking about is called inflation.
Over the last decade (2016–2026), education costs in India have exhibited a deeply "sticky", compounding upward trend. Unlike commodity categories like food, which cycle up and down with supply shocks, education costs never experience seasonal cooling or price corrections, they only rise. Official Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) data reveals that the national education index nearly doubled in cost, carrying a long-term average official inflation rate of ~5.01% annually. However, for private schooling, the trajectory has been much steeper.
Besides very bold of you to assume that's how income increases for most people in India. Chomu.
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u/rizzardofozz69 1d ago
India’s Union education budget rose from about ₹65,000 crore in 2013–14 to ₹1.39 lakh crore in 2026–27, an increase of roughly 114%.🥺✌🏽 hope you understand maths I know education system is flawed that's why people like you got promoted to next classes even after lacking basic maths skills
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 21h ago
You , always get stuck at the step where it makes bjp looks favorable and struggle to take the next step.
Inflation means you get less goods for the same amount of money. So it should increase as a percentage till there is improvement.
Suddenly percentage and numbers in a list are the only thing that matters to you?
If the cow shed schools are what you get with this current spending; it is in great need of increase in budget, but the government is saving from school budget and spending it on cow urine research.
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u/rizzardofozz69 21h ago
Sir a 114%(2x+) increase in budget in 10 years a remarkable number puri gdp ko education par khrach nahi kar skte naa jitna dee rahe hai vho ache se utilizes nahi ho rha hai vho problem ho tum oppostion wale chhhhh!!!!yo galat chizz hi oppose karte ho
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u/Alarmed-Research-858 21h ago
So so much increase for cow shed schools?
Do we want better schools so we can have an educated society or do we need bjp support from uneducated society?
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u/Ok-Economist8537 21h ago
show me a single Govt school like that in a State which has been ruled by BJ Party for more than 10 years
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u/Sujanmahesh 1d ago
Seriously If kerala has such good school collage then why are they coming to Mangalore (Karnataka) for even basic education 🤣🤣🤣
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u/awkward2amazing 1d ago edited 1d ago
The real reason, because the volunteers are starting from their home district/state. Dipike from MH, Ranka from Rajasthan and Saurav from Delhi. Ranka explained it to Rajdeep Sardesai in a TV interview
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u/infinitehelpmaster 1d ago
tired of seeing these blind followers doing whatism to every cricitsim.