Slow Development of Indian NGOs and Government Schools.

The biggest industrial factor that restricts economic development in India is the weak political system. The combined political and administrative capacities of the states is very weak even though the states form a cohesive federation. India has a long way to go to catch up with developed countries when it comes to female literacy and employment opportunities. Eastern India has been lagging behind due to both economic factors and institutional arrangements. Recent decades have witnessed a gradual but significant deterioration in the quality of Free education provided in public institutions both for girls and boys. We need to redirection Eastern India is lagging behind Western India in many spheres. For one, it lags in the area of data collection and matching. Delhi, for example, has 15 data entry points for NGOs whereas Mumbai has only four. Also, while there are 33 million Indians living in Western India, only 23 million are eligible to vote; 15 million are not allowed to cast a ballot for a particular office due to language barriers. Current Proceedings of the Education reforms. The digitalization of the curriculum, but there needs to be a rethinking about how Eastern India can succeed in the global pool of `knowledge workers.' In fact, if we want to create a future where a literate person can open up their own business or go into professions like medicine without a college degree, many more. Over the last few decades, funding for research in Eastern India has lagged behind that in the West. This has had a deleterious effect on research in areas such as health and engineering. Despite this, many key technological advances—including the cells that make up the heart, which have been successfully transplanted into patients in Western hospitals—have been made. In fact, there are actually some patients in Western hospitals that receive heart transplants from patients in Eastern India. Data collection from mobile phones and internet use has increased dramatically in the past few years. People across India have become more dependent on data services and this trend will continue. More and more businesses are growing rapidly but lack adequate resources to handle this increased workload. The government should focus on improving the overall quality of services provided by government departments and making them more accessible to citizens through a better It has to do with our attitude towards Free education and Children NGOs. The West has been steadily investing more in its higher education sector, and is beginning to reap the rewards. One way it does this is by providing computer labs as part of its educational deals with educational institutions.The U.S. has also been giving gifts to its schools, with the Gates Foundation investing $30 million into computer labs over the past five years. Of course, money can't buy everything. But if we want our kids to have access to the most advanced technology, then investing in computer labs is a good place to start. http://www.prayatnasoe.org/