The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. It is disheartening to note that the past 50 years of the Dravidian rule has showcased fiery statistics that account to about 28.18% rural children in Tamil Nadu never having entered schools. The percentage of students having completed 10th standard is about 14.10% which is lower than that of Bihar. The sad state is that Tamil Nadu ranks backward in comparison to its neighbors Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. In due to course, to make Tamil Nadu the no.1 literate state in the country:
Education will be made compulsory across the state and available to all free of cost for students from all walks of life
Focus will be on enhancing the current quality of education in the state by implementing a central system of ‘Samacheer Kalvi’ that will be on par with the CBSE standard of education
To ensure going to school is not seen as a burden, advanced technologies will be incorporated at schools and students will be projected to new forms of learning through technology. For.eg. Notepads will be given to students free of cost to reduce the burden of carrying note books to school
Education will be made compulsory across the state and available to all free of cost for students from all walks of life
Focus will be on enhancing the current quality of education in the state by implementing a central system of ‘Samacheer Kalvi’ that will be on par with the CBSE standard of education
To ensure going to school is not seen as a burden, advanced technologies will be incorporated at schools and students will be projected to new forms of learning through technology. For.eg. Notepads will be given to students free of cost to reduce the burden of carrying note books to school
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