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An Education in Excellence
We give future leaders an environment where they can not only learn,
but also hone their skills and prepare for the greatness that awaits them.
An Education in Excellence
We give future leaders an environment where they can not only learn,
but also hone their skills and prepare for the greatness that awaits them.
An Education in Excellence
We give future leaders an environment where they can not only learn,
but also hone their skills and prepare for the greatness that awaits them.
An Education in Excellence
We give future leaders an environment where they can not only learn,
but also hone their skills and prepare for the greatness that awaits them.
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Lieutenant General Arjun Ray, PVSM, VSM (Retd.)Chief Executive Officer
Indus Trust
Asking Questions
The innovation culture begins with asking good questions. It does not matter whether it is a country, an organisation, a family or an individual. Those who are afraid of asking questions or raising their eyebrows, can never be creative. It’s a well-documented fact that schools discourage asking questions.
Children and adults who ask questions become better thinkers and better problem solvers. You start dying the day you stop asking questions as a child, as a student and as a citizen. You also stop being curious about life and the environment you live in.
Between the ages of 2 and 5 children ask about 40,000 questions. Thereafter, they stop asking questions because our education system discourages children asking questions. Teachers and examinations want only answers. What they fail to realise is that one gets good answers only when one asks good questions.
