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The Economist sees 'maverick' Gadkari as Modi's successor, and India's top-down approach to education


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  • International media also examines how India can achieve its industrialisation dreams, only if it would just get out of its own way.

The article from MSN discusses a piece by *The Economist* which highlights Nitin Gadkari as a potential successor to Narendra Modi, portraying him as a "maverick" within the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Gadkari, known for his infrastructure development initiatives, is seen as a leader who could continue Modi's legacy while bringing his unique approach to governance. The article also touches upon India's education system, critiquing its top-down approach which often prioritizes rote learning over critical thinking and innovation. This system, according to *The Economist*, might not be conducive to fostering the skills needed for a modern, dynamic economy, suggesting a need for educational reform to better prepare students for future challenges.

Read the Full MSN Article at [ https://www.msn.com/en-in/politics/government/the-economist-sees-maverick-gadkari-as-modi-s-successor-and-india-s-top-down-approach-to-education/ar-AA1uYLf2 ]
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