Educational Research

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 Every day we find increasing number of fresh youthful members doing self driven research on issues affecting the humanity in global organisation. The continuously updated and optimised technology initiates and drives these fresher searches done honestly and spirited. Guided but by the preset programs, they end up after years, at a mellowed and matured age, in the realisation that the answers to their queries were already in the humanity's knowledge wealth, inaccessible to them either due to space-time limitations or their moving in circles around the “unknown”! Thus our priority has to be on how to transfer the power of discrimination in choosing the paths and goals for a short human life time. The poverty often is just the choices limited or misguided due to a competing environment generated by another circle of researching youth who all started with just another set of wiser choices. What type of textbook schooling can help one in this situation is a matter of grave concern.

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