Education is a basic human right that brings density and development to the society but is still out of reach to many people. It is for this reason that closing the gap in this area is essential if the society is to move towards equity. Firstly, more emphasis must be laid on education through proper financing of education to develop and avail adequate and competent schools specially in rural and other backward part of a nation. Some of the polices should ensure that education is made affordable and easily accessible to all especially those in the marginalization groups. Secondly, there must be proper training and proper encouragement of teachers. It is well known that inspiring and qualified teachers may change the controllable effect of Students’ achievements. The implementations of the continuing professional development courses can foster modern teaching procedures, as well as subject knowledge to the educators. Thirdly, it is possible to overcome the gap with the help of technology. Technology in teaching and learning can be used to deliver quality practices in a region that regular schooling cannot be implemented. This means that governments or NGOs must offer such basic fundamentals as internet connections and technological devices. It too requires community participation also. The parents and the local leaders within the societies where these schools are located should be encouraged fully to embrace the operations of management and decision making provision processes within the learning institutions. Finally, policies should also cover any factors that limit education like, children working, girl’s exclusion from schools among others. This has made scholars to call for scholarships, midday meals, and awareness to encourage families to put their children to school. In this way, it is possible to strive for the fulfillment of the fundamental human right to education and, thus, develop millions of people and ensure sustainable development.

Over the last 70 years, India has made significant strides in various domains:In the various domains of development India has come a long way ahead in the last seventy years. Economic Growth: Today India which was once an agricultural country has been placed among the ranks of some of the fastest growing countries in the world. Today it is among the ten largest economies in the world by the nominal values of the GDP, it is the fifth one at the moment. Technological Advancements: India in the current years has come a long way in its right direction in its quest to being a technology powerhouse and a haven for technological advancements. The said industry today has been established in the locales of a country like Bangalore, and has transmuted into an international industry. The Indigenous activities like Mangalyaan better known as the Mars Orbiter Mission and the mission Chandrayaan has placed India on the map of space explorations with the help of ISRO. Healthcare Improvements: It isn’t that difficult because the average life span of the people has risen and diseases like polio do not exist in the country. Elevation of the state of the public’s health through the establishment of large scale vaccination or other health related projects. Infrastructure Development: Roadways, railways as well as number of airport facility in India have been developed to a very good extent. Measures such as the Golden Quadrilateral & the extension for more metro networks in cities have caused movement to become easier. Education Expansion: The literacy level of the country has increased tremendously and it has institutions such as IIT and IIM which spawns of a qualified work force. Social Progress: India has however registered some improvements in the social vices such as; women, gay and lesbians’ right and the struggle against poverty. Thus all these reflect the conditions differ in India as well as conversion of the country to a strategic actor of scales in the global economy.