It's about time India began taking charge of its own destiny, and rejecting Western business and educational systems. I hardly think so. If most people in America could afford it, they would take their children out of public schools and send them to private schools. There is no national spokesperson, catchy jingle, or flashy public service ad campaign to raise awareness about financial illiteracy. Yet it is a condition that can have a profoundly detrimental impact on a child's future.
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