Editorial
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| Nurturing Individuals | | | | Time has proven again and again that the purpose of education extends beyond academic performance and its more about nurturing well-rounded individuals with strong moral values, independent thinking and the ability to distinguish between right and wrong.
Schools produce civil service officers, police officers, doctors, lawyers, judges and business leaders. But more than anything else, they produce successful people who remain good people.
The true achievement of any educational institution lies in nurturing individuals who are able to distinguish between right and wrong and contribute positively to society.
Unfortunately, in the present competitive environment, the meaning of education i | |
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