Rural education in India faces significant challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of qualified teachers, poor transportation, and societal attitudes that prioritize work over education. Many schools operate with single teachers, and students are often demotivated to attend due to long distances. Proposed solutions include spreading awareness, volunteering, and changing societal attitudes towards rural education.

1. Basic EDUCATION
facilities in RURAL
INDIA
MAJORITY OF INDIA STILL LIVES IN VILLAGES AND SO THE TOPIC
OF RURAL EDUCATION IN INDIA IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE
By Sagar Paul

2. PROBLEMS effecting the
GROWTH of education in
RURAL INDIA

3. Basic Infrastructure…
• Solid walls and a roof
• No proper seats or desks
• No toilets
• No reliable electricity

4. Teaching facilities…
• Over a third of our schools are single teacher schools
• If the teacher is ill or absent, school is closed.
• Classroom has students who are supposed to study in
different grades/standards with different textbooks.
• Teachers in rural educational centres in villages are paid
poorly
• Lack of attention by teachers

5. Lack of proper transportation…
• Poor connectivity from one place to
another
• Most of the time children's have to
walk miles
• children demotivated to attend school
on a regular basis because of distance.

6. Attitude…
• Don’t promote girl education
• More priority given to work than education
• Spending behind education is treated more like a liability
and not investment
• Lack of awareness about the changing society
• Less motivation

7. Solution…
WE!
BE A VOLUNTEER…
SOLVE INDIAS MOST PRESSING CRISIS…
REDRAW INDIA…

9. HOW DO WE DO IT?
• SPREAD AWARENESS… SPREAD HAPPINESS
• BE A VOLUNTEER
• DONATE
• JOIN THE NGO’S
• VOLUNTEERINGLY DO THE SERVICE THROUGH NGO’S
• CHANGE THE ATTITUDE OF OTHERS TOWARDS RURAL
EDUCATION

10. Join hands with one
of these…