In my opinion, the right to education is certainly a basic right that is important in human development, social progress and also for economic growth. In spite of its acknowledged significance, numerous people across the globe still cannot access good quality education owing to different obstacles such as those related with financial constraints, geographical remoteness and social inequalities. Finding solutions to such an issue necessitates collective efforts at different levels.

First of all, governments and policy makers must give priority to education by allocating adequate resources with equitable distribution as well as reforming policies aimed at making education accessible to all. This involves investing in infrastructure development, teacher training programs as well as curriculum designing which caters for various needs.

Secondly, communities and civil society have a role to play in creating awareness about educational rights by supporting local initiatives aimed at providing education for marginalized groups within their jurisdictions.

Invoices from third parties can help close these gaps while online learning platforms provide educational materials that can be used even by those who have less privilege than others.

Personal involvement includes supporting educational charities, working as mentors and advocating for inclusive practices in education.

To sum up, universal access to education can only be achieved through partnerships, innovation and equity commitments. This means that if we address this problem with respect to pluralism we will be able to achieve more than if we did it in isolation.

I am Kalpesh Sarsambe, I am preparing for civil service exam.
Actually not motivation but what I saw in my village, surrounding work culture and I saw no one interested in education i,e they said “padai karke kon aage gaya hai” (Who has gone ahead after studying) so this type of mentality I want to change from people’s mind and want to tell them education is most important in life so this thing motivates me to appear for exam and after becoming civil servant, I wish to work in education & health sector.
I saw many thing from ground level so if I have some powers to change peoples life little bit or change there life in some extent then I will surely work so this is aim to do.
Actually no external thing motivates you , if you really want to work then there is no need of motivation.
Before deciding to appear for exam you should know many things about civil servant, don’t watch one sided reality of civil servants from shorts or reels. BE AWARE.