The prime minister recently announced an educational emergency, but our education budget still remains woefully inadequate. This shows that education ranks low on the priority list of the quarters concerned.
Until and unless education is put on top of the priority list, the dream of a developed nation and an egalitarian society can never come true.
Sohail Nasir
Rawalpindi
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