The education bug started growing in me since I was a seventh-grade student. During my middle school days, I used to teach some of my fellow classmates, and later to the junior classes with some honorarium (fancy word for lunch money).
They must also provide masks, sanitizers, isolation rooms, Covid-19 help desk, contactless temperature meters and a physician who is permanently available on the campus.
Different economists have explained the reasons for this paradox in different ways. Some gave the concept of scarcity, some talked about marginal utility and some enumerated the concept of demand and supply.
World Resource Institute has concluded that India is facing the worst water crisis in its history. More than 600 million people are facing acute water shortages. Critical groundwater resources – which account for 40% of our water supply – are being depleted at unsustainable rates.
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