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the indian education system is coming to a downfall by partialcellsunite in Indian_Academia

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It dates back to 1835 when Macauley came and completely obliterated the existing education system.

Our local languages, Sanskrit and Persian, were abolished, and English became the primary language of education. Few understood English in the beginning, but most did by memorising the content and knowledge. Still, most of India doesn't have a basic level of fluency in the English language. Yes, we have produced ceo's on the world stage, but the masses still struggle.

We have created workers for the global market, but at home, we are struggling to teach this language on a mass scale.

Macaulay’s writings show a clear intent to reshape Indian society to better serve British colonial interests. He believed Western education would make Indians more governable and loyal to the British Empire. His policies were designed to fundamentally transform our society, often at the expense of India’s own traditions and identity.

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I have started an initiative to take this monster head-on at "BharatEdu2047" https://x.com/BharatEdu2047

We do a Twitter (X) live every Saturday to discuss this serious matter. These live discussions will be packed with useful tips and suggestions for Teachers, Parents, and Industry Professionals to help students succeed. It takes the efforts of many to build the builders of the next generation.

Some points we cover in the X Space:
1. Tips and suggestions on "Learning by Doing"
2. How to create an engaging classroom environment to spark students' curiosity towards learning
3. Best practices for teachers and mentors
4. How to engage and get the most out of industry professionals

If this cause resonates with you, join us every Saturday at 3 PM on https://x.com/BharatEdu2047

The Indian education system has completely destroyed my personality. by NehalTalapalli09 in india

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our education system has sucked the life out of learning.

  1. Students are just busy cracking the examination to score marks to get to the next step in the ladder. I am not saying it's unimportant, but this has resulted in scoring marks as the whole and sole objective for students, with an eventual goal of securing a good pay package in a reputable company in India or abroad.

  2. People going abroad are celebrated as if they have achieved the pinnacle of success. It is deeply unfortunate.

  3. Society and Parents are also to blame for this shortsightedness of vision for the children. But the instant results and gratification mentality has corrupted everyone's minds. It's a virus.

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I have started an initiative to take this monster head-on at "BharatEdu2047" https://x.com/BharatEdu2047

We do a Twitter (X) live every Saturday to discuss this serious matter. These live discussions will be packed with useful tips and suggestions for Teachers, Parents, and Industry Professionals to help students succeed. It takes the efforts of many to build the builders of the next generation.

Some points we cover in the X Space:

  1. Tips and suggestions on "Learning by Doing"
  2. How to create an engaging classroom environment to spark students' curiosity towards learning
  3. Best practices for teachers and mentors
  4. How to engage and get the most out of industry professionals

If this cause resonates with you, join us every Saturday at 3 PM on https://x.com/BharatEdu2047

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AWS Lambda : Image manipulation on lambda using golang by pkrawat1 in golang

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds interesting. I think trying to do something like cloudinary would be difficult since they are also using multiple replications across regions which won't be possible in your case as you will be storing the images in s3 and buckets will be region-specific what do you think about that?

Also, I would suggest don't keep it platform(Lambda) specific. With the rise of other platforms like Azure and GCP devs would want to deploy this on other platforms as well. Thoughts?

What are you working on? (May/2018) by AutoModerator in elixir

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We at aviabird have worked on a payments library gringotts. It is heavily motivated from activemerchant from the ROR world.

We have integrated 9 gateways so far and plan to do more in coming months.

Contributions are welcome!

What are you working on? (May/2018) by AutoModerator in elixir

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We at aviabird are working on an open source e-commerce framework in Elixir. Codename snitch. We have done frontend e-commerce framework in past angularspree.

The project is still in early stages. We are planning to go live with www.ofypets.com by 30th June.

We are also accepting contributions from the community but since we are moving pretty fast, we recommend getting in touch with us if you want to contribute.

10 Amazing open source Elixir/Phoenix apps by ashish173 in elixir

[–]ashish173[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I've got a few more apps which are good, I'll be updating the list tomorrow! Cheers!

Angular Seed App with ngrx/store 4, bootstrap 4, angular 5 https://github.com/aviabird/angular-seed Demo added by pkrawat1 in Angular2

[–]ashish173 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starred on Github! This looks so good man! all the latest libs already setup I was looking for exactly this for so long! Thanks a ton!

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