Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Naveen Jindal Calls India’s Education Cheating Culture Shameful
Naveen Jindal spoke about problems in India’s education system.
He said the country’s education policy was good.
However, he said education quality was different in different places.
Some schools and institutions do very well.
Other schools do not have enough teachers.
Jindal said some students are moved ahead without learning what they should.
He also called a widespread culture of cheating shameful.
His comments were made during an interview on Baatein Dil Se.
Naveen Jindal described a systematic culture of cheating in India’s education system as shameful.
Speaking on Baatein Dil Se, Jindal said India’s education policy was good.
He said the quality of education remained uneven across the country.
Jindal noted that some educational institutions perform exceptionally well.
He said some schools lack enough teachers and push students through without ensuring they gain the required knowledge.
- Who
- Naveen Jindal, speaking with Times Now Editor-in-Chief Navika Kumar.
- What
- Jindal criticized uneven education quality and described a systematic culture of cheating as shameful.
- Where
- The comments were made on the Baatein Dil Se program; no physical location was specified.
- Why
- He was discussing India’s education crisis and the gap between education policy and its implementation.
- Speaker
- Naveen Jindal
- Program
- Baatein Dil Se
- Interviewer
- Navika Kumar, Editor-in-Chief of Times Now
- Policy assessment
- Jindal said India’s education policy was good.
- Main concern
- Education quality remains uneven across India.
- School-level problems
- Some schools reportedly lack enough teachers and advance students without ensuring they gain the expected knowledge.
- Cheating
- Jindal called a systematic culture of cheating shameful.