Education should be equal

Recently, I visited a conference about linguistic courses and techniques. A speech competition was arranged for all the students and in the end a boy from Beacon House won the award for the best speech. But the thing which was noticeable that along with me their were few other nuts who thought the boy from the government school would be given the first prize but unfortunately he lost, it was not his lost it was the lost of our chocked system which needs to improve by leaps and bounds.
We have more than two education systems in Pakistan which clearly reflects the class system in our society and when you apply for a job that class system is confirmed by the officials, as they ignore the ones from government schools. But nobody raise voice for the betterment of government schools and one education policy. The government itself has set a trend by dividing us in Agha khan board, Sindh board, Karachi board, Punjab board, Federal board ahh!! My dear fellow man think their children from the government schools can achieve what a “Parsi School” student can, surely can’t.
In private schools too, most of the students are worried these days because they never know what to choose whether the first board or the second. One board has the most high fee charges and the second a bit cheap, but a poor man can never imagine to get his child admitted in any such school. What is their mistake if they were born poor?
These boards make us intelligent and on the same they make us dull, why all these boards have different books, course, timing, offerings, fee structure. One school in the same area is waiting for the examination copies to be printed while the other prestigious school is getting all the papers via online service from London and Germany. Can’t we study under one education system so that all of our youth will have equal chances to survive and get knowledge. Why we are setting wrong trends for our upcoming generation? We can easily evaluate and compare ourselves with those who are studying in high schools.
Even being capable the children from government schools are not given proper chances and priorities, if they don’t know about a particular thing it is not their fault, the government and its worst education policy is ruining the future of the upcoming youth by dividing them in class.
If a city school student achieves a high rank in business world it is not only his achievements his family, teachers, friends and many others help him through out his career, when ever he used to get confused in any problem he is being shown the way to cross the hurdle But the case is opposite with a poor boy from a government school the society neglects him, his parents want him to earn along with studying, no question of getting help from the teachers as we all know about the availability of teachers in government schools in the end the boy give up study.
The books in government schools are very old and doesn’t match current scenarios
Availability of books, uniforms and other expenses is not proper.
Lack of qualified teachers is observed as most of the people who don’t get jobs in other departments they can easily become a teacher in a government school.
Monthly expense should be awarded fairly to students.
All the high ranked teachers from private schools should be bound of giving free tuitions to the children studying in government schools.
New techniques and improvisation should be used to enhance the capability of the students.
Government schools should be connected in some manner with these high schools.
(Education is not a slave to any one neither the elite class can restrict any of us to do so. It should be same for all the people living in the country whether black or white, rich or poor, intelligent or duffer)

Even than if somebody argues with you ask him:
“bhai ghareeb tou gandum ki roti khata hai aapke paas pesa haina aap koi mehengi roti khao, phir dekhenge”