I mean student-teacher ratio and India's popu as 1,049 million. Also India's GDP per capita (PPP) is about $2600 --about half of China's - not one third.Also, China , USA , Canada, Australia and Brazil are nearly of the same size - and India is about one third of their land size: being the seventh largest country after Australia.Canada and Australia are ruled by British Queen (so Britain has twice the land area as USA or China - figuratively) and each has near about similar population (20-30 million) and similar income levels
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umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Compare large neighbors in the region : China , India and Australia := 47% below poverty level , GDP per capita (PPP) = US$4500 ; population gr = 0.7% ; teacher-student ratio = 21population = 1,294 million ; land area = 3 times India's81% below poverty level; GDP per capita (PP) = US$1500; popu/ gr = 1.9%; teacher-student ratio = 41population = 1.049 millionAustralia :0.0% below poverty level; GDP per capita (PPP) = $28,000 ; popu gr. = 1.3% ; teacher-student ratio = 18but total population = only 19 million (less than Assam state's population with atleast twice India's land area)Can we complain about India's plight and blame it on others?UmeshPS: I do think it is grossly unfair that Australia enjoys the fruits with its large land area and so low population . However, China has 3 times India's per capita GDP and see teacher-student ratio , birth rate etc
umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
81% of people in India are poor - earning less than $2 per day http://www.uis.unesco.org/profiles/EN/EDU/countryProfile_en.aspx?code=3560Not a surprise except for those singing glory to India's increasing middle class - supposed to be more than Europe's as per Economic Times report a few months back.Umesh
umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:However, some countries with declining school-age populations will actually need fewer teachers. China can expect to reduce its stock of teachers by 1.8 million in 2015, while a more moderate reduction is estimated for India (50,000). This provides an opportunity to improve education quality by investing more resources per teacher and pupil.
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