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No education works fast enough to properly feed, provide shelter and cure desease in a timely fashion. You rely on institutions for that first when you have 1 billion people to take care of. Poverty is a huge problem over there and developing a skilled workforce the size of India's population could solve just about any problem. But providing them the means to survive is more important first IMO. What use is an educated dead person? Also the investment is lost if they die from bad living conditions or don't receive the nutrients vital to brain development and so on.
you talk as if there were no measures taken atm!
there are and this is one of them... This might keep the smart indians from leaving India
and imagine how much you can learn with this device... Prices in India are low enough to be able to live if all you family is healthy, now if the father is sick... That is another story