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Aryan YadavAIR 31

Question 8GS2GS2

भारत की बुनियादी शिक्षा प्रणाली में स्टार्ट-अप संस्कृति की प्रभुति और रचनात्मकता की उपेक्षा, इसे आर्टिफिशियल इंटेलिजेंस द्वारा संचालित होने वाले बाजारों के लिए तैयार नहीं करती है। क्या आप इस मत से सहमत हैं? अपने तर्क को उत्तर की पुष्टि कीजिए (उत्तर 150 शब्दों में दीजिए)। Role learning and neglect of creativity in foundational education setup in India make it less ready for marketplaces that are now driven by Artificial Intelligence. Do you agree with this view? Substantiate your argument. (Answer in 150 words)

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Introduction

For 1.3b, 75 million jobs are at risk of complete automation due to AI highlighting adoption of AI in marketplace. G7 consists of USA, UK, France, Germany, Canada, Italy & Japan

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Main Body

For 1.3b, 75 million jobs are at risk of complete automation due to AI highlighting adoption of AI in marketplace. How role learning & neglect of creativity is making India less future ready:

1Focus on exam centric education limits creative thinking
2Outdated curriculum not adapting to modern realities
3Poor integration of technology into education

Ex: only 39.1% of schools have computers (UDISE)

4Lack of industry relevant education

Ex: 89+ of workers in India are in low competency occupations (ILEC)

5Poor quality of foundational education

Ex: 40+ of standard II students cant read basic text (ASER)

Steps taken to address this:

1NEP 2020 → integration of technology, vocational education

Ex: SWAYAM portal for online learning

2Promoting creative learning

Ex: Pohed de Bodh (Art integrated learning) in Rajasthan Schools

3Teaching of new technologies

Ex: AI 4 All initiative by CBSE + other

Addressing these concerns is key to SDG-4 (Quality education) & to secure India's future

G7 consists of USA, UK, France, Germany, Canada, Italy & Japan

Initially a symbol of Western strategic unity

1Included most major economies of the world
2Major nuclear powers of USA, UK, France
3Had unified vision of Promoting democracy

Emergence of internal contradictions:

1Removal of Russia after Georgia invasion 48→47
2USA tariff policy under Trump alluring allies
3Rising nationalism leading to divergence in vision among members
3Rising nationalism leading to divergence in vision among members

How India can navigate:

1Leverage bilateral ties with the nations

Ex: India-EU trade agreement

2Pushing for UNSC permanent seat
3Emergence as major advocate for democracy & largest democracy
4Diversify arms imports
5Opening up of markets for Indian exports

Indian can combine hard power & soft power to boost stronger interests

Conclusion: India can combine hard power & soft power to boost stronger interests

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Conclusion

Stronger reforms are needed to adhere vision of drug free India by 2047 Addressing these concerns is key to SDG-4 (Quality education) & to secure India's future India can combine hard power & soft power to boost stronger interests

39 words

  • Uses specific statistics (39.1% schools with computers, 75 million jobs at risk)
  • Connects education system failures to market reality
  • Identifies concrete gaps in technological integration
  • Provides concrete examples of government initiatives (NEP 2020, SWAYAM, Pohed de Bodh)
  • Links to SDG-4 for international context
  • Uses specific statistics to support arguments
  • Connects solutions to broader policy framework
  • Identifies key members of G7
  • Traces historical evolution from unity to contradictions
  • Connects to contemporary issues like Trump's tariff policy and rising nationalism
  • Provides actionable strategies for India
  • Connects to India's democratic credentials
  • Addresses both hard and soft power dimensions
  • Mentions UNSC seat as strategic goal

Topper

Aryan Yadav

AIR 31

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Education and Artificial Intelligence

Foundational Education System Challenges

Role Learning vs Creativity and AI-Ready Workforce

Writing Stats

381

Total words

9

Paragraphs

analytical

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