Cultural Decay vs. Educational Integrity: A Crisis in SSC Exams
Acharya Prashant has criticized the recent SSC exams, highlighting multiple irregularities that reflect a broader cultural decline. He warns of a crisis in values as systemic failures might push students towards cynicism and corruption, emphasizing the need for cultural revival anchored in respect for hard work and integrity.
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Acharya Prashant, philosopher and author, has raised alarm over irregularities in the recent SSC exams, referring to these issues as indicative of a broader cultural decline.
The SSC exam, conducted from July 24 to August 1, experienced sudden cancellations, server failures, and distant exam centers, creating significant challenges for test-takers.
Describing the incidents as more than isolated disruptions, Prashant stressed their systemic nature, warning that repeated failures weaken students' trust in principles like effort and honesty, promoting a culture that values manipulation over merit. He calls for deep cultural reform to uphold integrity and hard work.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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