ahmedabad the gap between entitlement and access is one of the major problems of governance in the country this was highlighted during the oneday conference on exploring opportunities for young indians in government on thursday the conference has been organised by research foundation for governance in india rfgi in partnership with global young indian professionals and students gyips and center for innovation incubation and entrepreneurship ciie at indian institute of management ahmedabadchief executive officer for teach for india shaheen mistry said the trouble for the average student in the public education system is not that they are not entitled to education but that there are no good teachers to impart this service it is this bridge between access and entitlement that demands the attention of young dynamic entrants into public institutions and civil service initiatives added mistryspeaking on the issue board member of citybased indicorps anand shah said most of the people from rural parts of the country continue to remain oblivious to their entitlement to welfare and fail to avail welfare paymentsthe experts also observed that there is need for change in the attitudes of new entrants within government system former chief secretary gujarat government pk laherisaid the five major hurdles that challenge good governance are of the need for the communication of societal problems engagement and motivation of youth a departure from political apathy and the cultivation of a rigorous problem solving traditionlaheri emphasised that power should be means to a greater end