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How many students don't go to school
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1. What are the biggest challenges that Indian students face while trying to finish high school?
2. Do you think that expectation for  students to finish high school should be higher?

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1. Do you think that there is political freedom in India? Why or why not?
2. What influence does media have on Indian politics?

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1) Is a rural life in India severely different to the life of a person in a urban lifestyle?
2) Who is if so different and what opportunities are limited for both?

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What are the major problems rural/urban areas face?

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1. Has the handloom industry started up again after India gained their independence? Is it a big part of the country's economy?
2. What were some of the motivating factors that helped India fight for their independence?

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How did life change for Indians after India gained independence?
Why is independence important?

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1. What are obstacles that hinder Indian entrepreneurs from leading a successful business?

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1. You mention that 15-20% of Indians are casteless. How are they treated by people of different castes? Are they treated as being high-caste or low-caste?
2. Why do you think that it is more common in rural areas than in urban ones? Is this related to corruption or government influence (or lack thereof?)

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How significantly has the economy benefited from the entrepeneurs of India

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Why does rural zones have high AQIs?
Is urbanization in India good for its development?

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1. How would you attempt to fix the decrease of attendance for when secondary school
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Is India financially stable? Is it a good place to start a business?

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1. If religious freedom is legal, why is there so much religious violence? Is the government doing anything to stop the violence?
2. What do you think about the diversity of religion in India? Do you think that the diversity is not "real" diversity because many less popular religions are oppressed?

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What is your opinion on education?
How does India's education compare to that of other developing countries?

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How is the government involved in the corruption?

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What kind of actions did Gandhi take to gain independence from British Rule?

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1. What was the public opinion of gaining independence? Why?
2. Did British Rule have any benefits?

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1) What is the government already doing to help the education system in India?
2) What could school in India do better to help support their younger generation?

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1. Why was the salt tax a conflict point and why do you say that it was very important?
2. Do you think that the British were forced into passing the Indian Independence Act? Why or why not?

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What is the most important problem that Indian entrepreneurs face
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What would happen if the amount of opportunities for Indian entrepreneurs

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How do Indian entrepreneurs become as successful as they are?
Why is entrepreneurship important?

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1. What would happen if the infrastructure in the rural area was destroyed?
2. Why do you think there is such a wide spread difference in the AQI?

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1. Is corruption specifically connected to entrepreneurship? Why or why not?
2. How does corruption affect the daily lives of Indians?

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1. What action would you suggest that India take to improve the education?
2. What factors may prevent Indians from completing their education?

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1.  What factors influence Indians into moving to cities?
2.  Why did you choose to focus on only Euro-, Middle Eastern- and US-centric newspapers as sources? Do you think that they provide an unbiased view of the events?

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1. What are some of the main differences between a successful Indian entrepreneur and a regular Indian entrepreneur
2. What are some of the reasons why being an entrepreneur in India is becoming more popular

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1. How much percentage of juvenile citizens in India have access to primary education?
2. Is any evidence of corruption shown in the Indian education curriculum ?

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1. How important are factors such as infrastructure in the schools in regards to the education rate in India?
2. How can education help lift Indians out of poverty? Why is this effective?

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1. Why are people in India in poverty?
2. Why do you think the number of Indians using the internet doubled from 15% in 2013 to 30% in 2016?

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1. What choice would you have made between becoming an Indian entrepreneur and getting a regular job? Explain.
2. What is the most important skill required to be a successful entrepreneur in India?

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1. What would happen if private and public school were merged into one?
2. Why is there a huge fall in the attendance rate for secondary school?

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1. What are some problems that Indian entrepreneurs face that other entrepreneurs from other countries don't?
2.  How does the developing economy of India make it easier to start a business there?

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- In 1857, the British were able to suppress and take control of India
- The British used India as a source for raw goods such as opium, jute, and cotton
- Rice paddies were turned over to produce jute
- The handloom industry was destroyed because of competition against British mills
- Taxpayers paid for railways, yet they were prohibited from entering the first class compartments
- There was conflict between Hindus and Muslims
- Up to 35 million died to famines
- The British consumed all the food including bread, leaving Indians to starve
- India gained independence in 1947
- The life expectancy was 32
- 0.025% of villages had electricity

http://thecommonwealth.org/our-member-countries/india/history
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/02/70-years-independence-india-mumbai
https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/inglorious-empire-what-the-british-did-to-india-1.2981299

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How was Gandhi involved in India's Independence from Britain?

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How was Gandhi involved in India's Independence from Britain?

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- Gandhi demanded independence in exchange for the Indian contribution to British armies in WW2 (already had history of contributing soldiers to British in WW1 where played big role in success)
- With each war, India's fighting ability and experience increase along with the decrease of Britain's army power
- Despite Britain being in financial control of India by promising more Indian rights, Gandhi continued to lead peaceful protests and civil disobedience for Independence and against salt taxes (eventually more Indians began to participate)
- Salt tax said to be "pivotal incident in history for freedom struggle"
- Blackmailed British to voluntarily give independence to India or else would start a revolution
- Gandhi fought for Independence and a united country, while British negotiated independence for religiously separated nations (Paskistan = islamic, India = Hindu)
- All throughout leadership role in congress, kept asking for demands from 1920-1930

Carr, Karen, and Karen Carr. "Gandhi And India's Independence | Quatr.Us Study Guides." Quatr.us Study Guides. N. p., 2017. Web. 5 Sept. 2018.

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What are the differences between private schools and public schools in India?

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What are the differences between private schools and public schools in India?

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How did India gain their independence from Britain?

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How did India gain their independence from Britain?

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India gained their independence from Britain in1947. One factor that helped India gain their independence was the act of Britain passing them the Indian Independence Act and divided nation into two, India and Pakistan. However that was not simply what happened that helped India gain their independence back, it was mostly through the help of Gandhi. He was an activist who adopted the Non-Violence policy with the aim of achieving a self rule country. Gandhi lead many protests and movements throughout the process which were examples of effect passive-resistance campaigns in protest of Britain’s oppressive rule in India.

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What is the caste system?
The system which divides Hindus into different groups based on their work and duty.
How many castes are in India?
There are 5 main castes.
1. Brahmin
2. Kshatriya
3. Vaishya
4. Shudra
5. Dalit (Untouchables)
However, there are thousands of more subcastes.
"The caste system divides Hindus into four main categories - Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and the Shudras. Many believe that the groups originated from Brahma, the Hindu God of creation."
"The main castes were further divided into about 3,000 castes and 25,000 sub-castes, each based on their specific occupation."
What is the highest and lowest caste in India?
Highest: Brahmin.
Lowest: Dalit.
"Traditionally, the system bestowed many privileges on the upper castes while sanctioning repression of the lower castes by privileged groups."
How is the caste system related to Hinduism?
The caste system exclusively applies to only Hinduism.
"For centuries, caste dictated almost every aspect of Hindu religious and social life, with each group occupying a specific place in this complex hierarchy."
Do you get treated differently based on your caste?
Yes, there used to be a huge problem with caste discrimination.
"Caste discrimination affects an estimated 260 million people worldwide, the vast majority living in South Asia. It involves massive violations of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. Caste systems divide people into unequal and hierarchical social groups. Those at the bottom are considered ‘lesser human beings’, ‘impure’ and ‘polluting’ to other caste groups."
Can you move up the castes?
Yes because the caste system is based on your occupation.
Is the caste system still a prominent part of modern-day Indian culture?
It is outlawed but still omnipresent in modern-day Indian society. However, the term Dalit is abolished.
"For centuries, caste dictated almost every aspect of Hindu religious and social life, with each group occupying a specific place in this complex hierarchy."

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In India, 79.8% of the population believe Hinduism. So, they don't accept other religions, and they abuse people, who believe other religions. For instance, in recent years, there has been a surge in mob attacks by Hindu groups
against Dalit and Muslim people.

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Why can't many Indian students go to private school?

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Why can't many Indian students go to private school?

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How does rural India respond to urbanization? 

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How does rural India respond to urbanization? 

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- Decades of Indian policy favored rural areas over urban areas
- This had to change because so many Indians were moving into cities
- The livability of India's cities continue to get worse as the populations increase while the infrastructure does not improve

“In today’s world, it is not nations that are competing with each other. It is cities. Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi — they should have been world-class cities.” - Amitabh Kant

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Freedom of religion in India is a fundamental right guaranteed by Article 25-28 of the Constitution of India. Modern India came into existence in 1947 and the Indian constitution's preamble was amended in 1976 to state that India is a secular state.

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How many political parties are there in India?
What type of government?
How have the politics changed since the independence?
Does the press affect the process of election?

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Literacy rate in India - Total 74% Male 82.2% Female 65.5%

Only 68.7% of schools had usable toilet facility

Only 75.5% of schools had library

Only 74.1% of schools had drinking water facility

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Education is one of the most powerful way to recover poverty and inequality in specific country. Education in India is very important because it related to find employment.

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Why would people move into a city? Why wouldn't they?

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Why would people move into a city? Why wouldn't they?

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- The growth of Indian industries and exports are directly proportional to the growth of its cities
- India's cities are so packed with people that its homes are not any better than rural areas yet they are packed so densely together
- Job opportunities are only available in cities
"Some estimates suggest that 30 Indians move from a rural to an urban area every minute"

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- More than 95 percent of children attend primary school
- About 40 percent of Indian adolescents attend secondary school

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India is home to at least nine recognized religions.
What are they?
They are Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism and the Baha'i Faith.

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How does living in an urban or rural location change the life of a common citizen?

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How does living in an urban or rural location change the life of a common citizen?

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Infrastructure is superior in urban locations but there is also vastly more pollution in urban areas as well. Although both rural and urban locations have very high AQI

Rural areas also have very weak infrastructure for things like running water so lives for people in rural areas are usually harder

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Junho & Haechan

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_UdzCvbqoYnrBuKodrGbMmEHsqadOKQSTGn0mh3wO2Y/edit?usp=sharing

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How is corruption demonstrated in relationship between the Indian government and the entrepreneurs?

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What is the caste system?
The system which divides Hindus into different groups based on their work and duty.
How many castes are in India?
There are 5 main castes.
1. Brahmin
2. Kshatriya
3. Vaishya
4. Shudra
5. Dalit (Untouchables)
However, there are thousands of more subcastes.
What is the highest caste in India?
Brahmin.
What is the lowest caste in India?
Dalit.
How is the caste system related to Hinduism?
The caste system exclusively applies to only Hinduism.
Do you get treated differently based on your caste?
Yes, there used to be a huge problem with caste discrimination.
Can you move up the castes?
Yes because the caste system is based on your occupation
Is the caste system still a prominent part of modern-day Indian culture?
It is outlawed but still omnipresent in modern-day Indian society. However, the term Dalit is abolished.

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Financial Times
The Washington Post
The Guardian
The National