On the basis of the given image, explain the source of human capital
formation which may contribute to the economic growth in India. 
Solution and Explanation
The given image shows young children attending school and engaging in the process of learning. This reflects the importance of education as a crucial source of human capital formation in India.
Education enhances the knowledge, skills, and productivity of individuals. By investing in quality education, the government and society are preparing a skilled and capable workforce for the future. Educated individuals are more likely to:
- Secure better employment opportunities
- Contribute to higher productivity
- Make informed decisions that support economic development
Education leads to long-term economic growth by improving human efficiency, reducing poverty, and enabling innovation.
Therefore, the image highlights education as a key source of human capital formation that plays a significant role in accelerating the economic growth of India.
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