I think that's what happens when we adopt a foreign language of teaching own our students when we already have far better languages in our own country. I don't think Japan teaches his students in English, or China's education is based on English.
Guys, leave alone city schools. 65% of population lives in villages, and children there treat english like an Alien language! Why the hell he or she can't study in his regional or national language? If someone says technical education has to be in English, I don't agree with him ever. Innovation and Tech is related to brain, not to any language. We can have researches and make our own languages compatible to today's technological standards. I feel a shame when I see my country like this, being forced to adopt a different language.. and our own, ancient languages, which are the most sophisticated languages on the earth, are going to trash..
Today we have Spoken English Institutes all over India. People think English learning is necessary for "development", and being modern is being related to learning English. Isn't it a total foolishness? What the hell modernism got to do with English? Did god sent it and said you have to learn it? And as for those who say English is a global language, let me tell that out of 150 countries, roughly 15-20 countries use English. Do innovations depend on any language? The reason India is far behind when comes to the availability of real technological brains is that we are neglecting our own languages. You should agree that "Original Thought" is only possible in our mother language, and this English phenomenon is making us slaves of west.
If English learning were necessary for technology or innovations, japan would not be number one in the world.
Guys, if u really want to think beyond this education system and IITs, please I sincerely request you to listen to this lecture of Late Shri Rajiv Dixit ji.. I am sure you will be shocked by the facts, and it will force you to re-think...
Rajiv Dixit - Brain Drain Pune Enginering College
Please listen it at least once.. It's a long lecture (divided in parts) but worth every second....