satire on private education system in RevolutionTwenty20 with the reference of present time.

1. Satire on the Private Education System in
Revolution Twenty20 with the reference
of present time.
~ Himanshi Parmar

2. Name - Himanshi Parmar
Semester - 4 (Four)
Roll Number - 8
Email. Id. - himanshiparmar3004@gmail.com
Enrollment number - 4069206420210025
Paper number - 207
Paper name - Contemporary Literatures in English.
Subject Code - 22414
Date - 7 march 2023
Day - Tuesday
Time - 10:30 - 01:00

3. What is Education?
According to Oxford Dictionary, Education is the process of receiving or giving systematic
instruction, especially at a school or university.
Education is for Liberation - Prashna Upanishad.
“Education is the Manifestation of the Divine Perfection, Already existing in Man”. -
Swami Vivekananda. (What we Believe in, Swami Vivekananda)
Education which will offer the tools whereby one can live for the Divine, For the Country,
For Oneself and for Others and this must be the ideal of every school which calls itself
National”. - Sri Aurobindo. (Click here)

4. ~ Revolution 2020: Love, Corruption, Ambition is a novel by Chetan Bhagat.
~ It was written in 2011 and published on 5 October 2011
~ The novel was originally written in English and contains 296 pages.
~ The story is concerned with a love triangle, corruption and a journey of self-discovery.
~ The author stated that the novel is based on the "rampant corruption" apparent in the Indian educational
system, with the choice of Varanasi as a setting emerging through "a special connection to the city" following
his visit.
~ Main Characters :- Gopal, Aarti, Raghav.
~ Narrative style of the novel is it stat with Prologue and end with Epilogue
(Wikipedia)
About Revolution Twenty20

5. Satire on the Private Education System in
Revolution Twenty20.
~ The background of the novel is set in contemporary corrupt India.
~ Author Chetan Bhagat says the idea of his work 'Revolution 2020' emerged because of the rampant
corruption in the education sector which affects millions of youth.
~ The novel has two major male character, 1) Gopal and 2) Raghav. Gopal is corrupted and Raghav is fighting
against corruption, and the story is about who will win.
~ The theme of corruption unfolds through the story of Gopal’s success in establishing a private engineering
college with the help of politician MLA Shuklaji and failure of Raghav in establishing himself as a successful
journalist.
~ Scene of inspection in Gopal’s College.

6. The day of the AICTE inspection felt like an exam day Our faculty of
twenty reached the campus at 8:00 a.m. Sweepers scrubbed the floors
till the last minute. The IT specialist ensured that the desktops in the
computer room worked.
~ Gopal don't have higher degree yet he opened engineering college. Money is in the center of private education system.
Everyone turned to the inspector who had asked the lathe machine
question, 'You are?" Shrivastava said,
"Mr Bhansali! said the inspector.
"Mr Bhansali, why don't we all move to my office for course-related
questions? Unless you need the promoter,'
"You look young' Bhansali said to me,
1 am young,' I said.
'What are your qualifications?5 he said,
1 have built this college,! said, 'and 1 have hired the best faculty!
'But. *! Bhansali said as Shrivastava cut him,
'Lets go, sir. I will answer everything,* Shrivastava said and escorted
them out

7. ~ The novel is also critiques the elitism and nepotism that exists within the system, where wealthy and
influential families can secure admission and preferential treatment for their children.
~ uneducated people running education institutions.
"You want me to open a college? I haven't even been to college* I
said.
'Most people who own colleges In India haven't. Stupid people go to
college. Smart people own them’.
~ Private education system prioritize Intelligence not skills.
"You want me to open a college? I haven't even been to college* I
said.
'Most people who own colleges In India haven't. Stupid people go to
college. Smart people own them,'

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Bibliographic References

10. Secondary Objectives
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place
Venus has a beautiful
name and is the second
planet
Mercury Mars
Venus
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings
Jupiter is a gas giant and
the biggest one
Earth is the third planet
from the Sun
Saturn Jupiter
Earth

12. Related Videos
1 - https://youtu.be/1P9agh5sEqc
(Poori Zindagi, Padhayi ki Ladaayi, Fir Kya?)
2 - https://youtu.be/qH1HCYy1NTc
(Education in India, Are students failing or System? - Sonam
Wangchuk)(Ted Talk)

13. Thank You.

14. Citation
Bhagat, Chetan. Revolution Twenty20 : Love . Corruption. Ambition. India, RUPA PUBLICATIONS
INDIA PVT Limited, 2014.
“Education in India, Are Students Failing or System?” Performance by Wangchuk Sonam, YouTube,
TEDx Talks, 5 Apr. 2016, https://youtu.be/qH1HCYy1NTc.
Ghosh, Aurobindo. “A System of National Education : Ghose, Aurobindo, 1872-1950 : Free Download,
Borrow, and Streaming.” Internet Archive, Madras : Tagore, 1 Jan. 1970,
archive.org/details/systemofnational00ghosiala/page/n2/mode/1up.
Hornby, Albert Sydney. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English / [by] A.S. Hornby ;
Editor Jonathan Crowther. Oxford, England :Oxford University Press, 1995.

15. “Poori Zindagi, Padhayi Ki Ladaayi, Fir Kya?” Performance by Bhardwaj
Shaurya, YouTube, GRANDMASTER SHIFUJI'S MISSION , 30 Jan. 2019,
https://youtu.be/1P9agh5sEqc.
Swami, Sharyananda. “Prasana - Upanishad.” Estudantedavedanta.net, The
Ramakrishna Math, 1922,
https://estudantedavedanta.net/Prashna%20Upanishad%20-
%20Swami%20Sarvanand%20%5bSanskrit-English%5d.pdf.
Swami, Vivekananda. “What We Believe in - Swami Vivekananda.”
VivekaVani, VivekaVani, 11 Aug. 2021, https://vivekavani.com/what-we-
believe-vivekananda/.