Classroom - The foundation of a Nation

           Nations are built over generation by blood & sweat of its Leaders, Businessmen, Scientists, Teachers, Doctors, and more importantly by ordinary citizens. The future of a nation depends on its children's who are the potential torch bearers. Thus their  growth and development of physical, intellectual and moral are a property for any nation. Ergo we can easily say that Destroying any nation doesn't require atomic bombs or the long ranger missiles. It only requires lowering the quality of education and allowing cheating in the examination.
Patients die at the hands of such Doctors. Buildings collapse at the hands of such Engineers. Money is lost at the hands of such scholars. Justice is lost at the hands of such judges.


        The e collapse of education is the collapse of a nation. So destiny of a nation shaped on its classroom because its a factory of potential engineers, doctors, teachers, scientists, scholars, leaders who shape  physical infrastructural and quality of life in a nation.

        An illiterate person becomes a burden on the nation and its growth.
Quality of primary and secondary education are necessary for formation of human capital.
History helps in Decision Making, Judgment Skills, Patriotism, Values, Lessons from the Past,to not repeat in future. Polity helps to build future Leaders and good understanding of Governance system. Language teaches Romanticism, Elegance, Nature. Geography teaches Interconnectedness, Mutual dependence of nations on each other. Environment teaches importance of Protecting the Environment. Mathematics teaches Accuracy, Logical thinking and science teaches Attacking Superstitions not excepting anything without proof.


       So basically Classrooms are essential for instilling right values ( i.e kindness, cleanliness, gender equality etc) which makes children's good and responsible citizen. Student learn discipline in schools which guide them throughout their personal and professional life.

      In India, nearly universal enrolment has been achieved in primary education. The quality of education being imparted and atmosphere in classroom has caused concern. Studies have shown that existing social discrimination on the basis of class caste and gender still exist in our country. Lower castes being asked to clean the toilets and sit on the floor. Higher education for girls are still not up to the mark. We have to go long way to achieve the mark remembering the quotes " you educated am man yo educated a man, you educated a women you educated a generation by Brigham Young.

To conclude, world noted Nelson Mandela once said "Education is the most powerful weapon that can change the world ". This statement is still relevant in present context.
We can remove poverty and other social bearers due to power or resources but with education we can alter the future of a  nation. Nations with excellent classrooms have always remained on the track of social development.