Beyond exam reforms: Lessons from China
India's economic policymakers will do well to learn from China, which stayed on its socialist course.
THE youth of India have spoken at Jantar Mantar, and their parents have spoken too. The Prime Minister and the government have heard. The youth have won round one. Their immediate demands have been conceded, with the resignation of the Union Education Minister and reforms to eliminate corruption in the examination system. However, this is not enough to deliver what the youth and their parents seek: more and better employment for youth to secure their future.





