Private schools vs Government schools

"An investment in knowledge pays the best intrest".

Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learnt in school, by supporting this quote today we are here to discuss on a topic 'Government schools vs Private schools'. In India there are two modes of education i.e private schools and government schools. If a child really wants to learn something or he has strong perseverance to achieve something then nothing matters to him, he will achieve it in any condition, for instance whether he is rich - poor, strong - weak, dark -white, these all are excuses and place of study.  We are not here to letting down or shaming any institution, but to learn from each other. In India it generally happens that a child from rich family goes to private schools and the poor one goes to government schools. The irony is that, the government is same for both rich and poor. It's our mindset that the child belongs to a rich family have to go in private school and vice - versa. This doesn't match with defination of EDUCATION. Pros and cons are every where, (here we will not focus on the topic 'Is education fare?') If the modes of education is made similar i.e same education for all tutee then our nation will be no more be poor, but the discrimination follows everywhere. There are certain reasons why a children prefer private schools. These are differences between private and government schools.

In a nut shell - private schools are not funded by government nor adminstrated by government. They are controlled by private body and funded partially or wholly by student's tution. ...At the same time private schools usually have better infrastructure facilities and up to date technology when compared with government schools.
By summing up private schools are far better than government schools as they provide a living infrastructure with quality and quantity of  technology and absolutely extra co -curricular with personality development classes. Government schools may not be able to offer these features but for those who cannot afford private schools, getting their children in government schools is better than no schooling at all.