This document discusses loopholes in India's education system that hinder second language acquisition. It outlines that the system focuses on syllabus, exams, and learning language pieces instead of acquiring the whole language. Native language atmosphere and unaware parents also present obstacles. Suggested remedies include giving appropriate atmosphere for the second language, training teachers fluent in both languages, designing syllabi for acquisition not just exams, and developing acquisition-focused teaching methods. Overall, the document analyzes issues that affect second language learning in India and proposes solutions to help learners acquire the language.