"The ministries and UGC is just not changing fast enough ...it is living in dark ages...Teachers do little research and scientists don't teach and are busy solving the problem of the rich," Pitroda, advisor to the Prime Minister on public information infrastructure and innovations, said while addressing a program here.
Expressing concern over the quality of education, Pitroda noted that leaving aside top few universities in the country, the quality of education in India was pretty bad.
"Eight bills (relating to education) are lying in Parliament because these are generational changes. I am quite concerned about our ability to focus on reforms and development," Pitroda said.
PTI
