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Rahul Gandhi Advocates for Public Education Investment

CosmicTaco · 2025-01-05T14:44:14.051965+05:30

- Rahul Gandhi emphasizes the need for increased government spending on education, opposing privatization and financial incentives. - He highlights the importance of fair resource distribution and fostering innovation to redefine success and reimagine education in India. - Gandhi discusses the differences between Congress and BJP, advocating for a more inclusive and harmonious society. Source: [Hindustan Times](https://www.hindustantimes.com/education/privatisation-doesnt-guarantee-quality-education-govts-need-to-spend-more-rahul-gandhi-to-iit-madras-students-101736056967643.html), [Zee News](https://zeenews.india.com/india/government-responsible-for-quality-education-rahul-gandhi-2839691.html)

Rahul Gandhi emphasizes the need for increased government spending on education, opposing privatization and financial incentives.
He highlights the importance of fair resource distribution and fostering innovation to redefine success and reimagine education in India.
Gandhi discusses the differences between Congress and BJP, advocating for a more inclusive and harmonious society.

Source: Hindustan Times, Zee News

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