[MT] ARE YOU HAPPY WITH MODI's WIN ...AGAIN ? - Page 10

Originally posted by: kchaims

Is the source for Nazis were left leaning still in the room with us.

You can be whatever you want. You can be pro anything. We are debating because we are in an online discussion forum and I do not agree with your points.

just one source. It's a bit analytical, so might be hard to follow along. But do try to get through it if you can. You shouldn't rely on just superficial wiki stuff that the leftists have been busy revising.

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/hitler-and-the-socialist-dream-1186455.html

coming back to Modi's win, am happy. Very happy. Ab kisi ko mirchi lage, hum kya karein?

Did you know that 'Best among the failed' is also a thing in reservations.

https://x.com/talk2anuradha/status/1802690088515588510?t=VKjTARgRDsgGPd53oy7VHQ&s=19

Are these 'best among the failed' candidates really capable of carrying their duties in Railways or other public services? Aren't we playing with the lives of common people?

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

Did you know that 'Best among the failed' is also a thing in reservations.

https://x.com/talk2anuradha/status/1802690088515588510?t=VKjTARgRDsgGPd53oy7VHQ&s=19

Are these 'best among the failed' candidates really capable of carrying their duties in Railways or other public services? Aren't we playing with the lives of common people?

this is a good post for kchaims to read. It is one thing to pontificate and theorize about need for reservations sitting in the comfort of one's home, quite another to see the disasters these lead to

Originally posted by: kchaims

Excessive number of institutions could lower standards? How is asking for more educational institutions impractical?

Yes, with an excessive number of institutions, maintaining consistent educational standards becomes challenging. Colleges may lower admission criteria to fill seats, leading to a dilution of academic quality. Excessive proliferation of colleges can lead to systemic issues like devaluation of the degree itself.

It’s also not feasible/practical to have hundreds of high caliber institutions like IITs or Harvards because it requires substantial financial investment, which includes funding for infrastructure, research facilities, and competitive salaries for top-tier faculty and researchers.There is a limited pool of world-class faculty, researchers, and administrators who can uphold the standards of excellence required by such institutions. Accreditation and oversight become challenging as well for the government.

Originally posted by: CuckooCutter7

just one source. It's a bit analytical, so might be hard to follow along. But do try to get through it if you can. You shouldn't rely on just superficial wiki stuff that the leftists have been busy revising.

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/hitler-and-the-socialist-dream-1186455.html

An article from 1998? I have never seen an article that old ever I think. I will read through it once I am back home in the evening. Have a great day/night!

Originally posted by: K.Universe.

Yes, with an excessive number of institutions, maintaining consistent educational standards becomes challenging. Colleges may lower admission criteria to fill seats, leading to a dilution of academic quality. Excessive proliferation of colleges can lead to systemic issues like devaluation of the degree itself.

It’s also not feasible/practical to have hundreds of high caliber institutions like IITs or Harvards because it requires substantial financial investment, which includes funding for infrastructure, research facilities, and competitive salaries for top-tier faculty and researchers.There is a limited pool of world-class faculty, researchers, and administrators who can uphold the standards of excellence required by such institutions. Accreditation and oversight become challenging as well for the government.

To be honest, if you say there are multiple talented students not getting seats but also say excessive govt colleges makes the quality of education lessor, they do seem very contradictory.

Govt will have to strategically plan for more institutes.

Originally posted by: kchaims

An article from 1998? I have never seen an article that old ever I think. I will read through it once I am back home in the evening. Have a great day/night!

How about ideas? Have you never seen ideas that are old? Newton's laws? Anything in chemistry, sociology, literature, physics, biology, math, economics, geography, history? If not, then that's very sad. Old established ideas are worth knowing about. Ask for refund from school.

latest update- am very happy today too. Happy sau saal pehle. Aaj bhi happy. Aur kal bhi happy rahoonga. Happy happy

Will be happy to provide daily happiness updates if Modi-haters need. Along with happiness denewala e-burnol

Originally posted by: kchaims

To be honest, if you say there are multiple talented students not getting seats but also say excessive govt colleges makes the quality of education lessor, they do seem very contradictory.

Govt will have to strategically plan for more institutes.

read this article. Also read towards the end when n expert says the same point posted by one poster here. Need of good faculty n quality infra. Also this is a 2020 article. Latest info is also available on google

https://www.factchecker.in/factchecking-pm-modis-claims-on-setting-up-iits-aiims-in-india/