I fully agree with you Mr. Sardhar,
In almost all my previous postings, I have been highlighting this lack of application of English knowledge for day-to-fay functioning. The steep decline in English usage, despite the language being taught from kindergarten level is due to, may be, the advent of mobile lingo. People have become so lazy they dont know want to remember what they studied in school. It is also another fact that most of those who do the postings are either having PG qualifications or MBA qualified.
People do not want to take chance in writing a simple sentence and get it verified or checked by somebody in their office. They immediately rush to CiteHR as if people are waiting to send sample of single-sentence letters. I dont foresee any improvement, unless and until CiteHR makes it a policy not to encourage this kind of trend. Sample of complicated letters or letters with legal provisions or IR implications or HR policy related queries are ok.
Compared to those in China, Japan and other countries, thanks to the British rule of India over three centuries made Indians proud that we are better off in respect of English language but it seems it is no more a pride for us, looking at the trend that we see here. Even B-schools dont care for this kind of aspect, since they are keen on taking money and churning out students without any focus on quality.
Even God cannot save the country !