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View: National Education Policy 2020 offers transformative road map for colleges and universitiesThe long-term plan as per the policy is to do away with the current system of colleges affiliated to universities. Each college would becom...- ET Analysis: BJP has chosen pragmatism over ideology for NEP 2020Five and a half years later and after two expert committees and three Human Resources Development (HRD) ministers, the 66-page National Edu...
- A major change is shift from 10+2 to 5+3+3+4 format: K Kasturirangan, Panel on educationThere are many important changes and a new approach to education especially in terms of early childhood and primary schooling.
- RSS affiliates welcome the NEP, say over 60% of their suggestions metMost important of the demands met is teaching in mother tongue till class V, a point that the Sangh parivar has constantly insisted upon. T...
- New National Education policy to go to Cabinet soon; Proposes single higher education regulatorThe draft National Education Policy has been reworked to moot “one common regulatory regime for the entire higher education sector, elimina...
- Plans to offer higher education in 22 regional languagesIt is proposed that the policy include clauses which state that, wherever possible, the medium of instruction in higher education should be...
- No language imposition: revised new education policyThe National Educational Commission, in its commitment to multilingualism, has proposed a new education policy specifying no language impos...
- View: Govt's plans for transforming school and higher education need more clarityThe draft policy admits many problems, suggests solutions, but is remarkably sanguine about implementation.
- How NEP can revolutionise India's education systemThe draft education policy is quite radical in its approach and might evoke resistance from a few quarters.
- New education policy seeks to junk 10+2 format, ‘high-stakes’ examsThe policy recommends replacing the current 10+2 schooling format with a 5+3+3+4 structure.
- How the new Modi govt can help India get double digit growthTh government must identify a half dozen key areas of reform including labour laws, land laws, higher education.
- How autonomous colleges are breaking India's rigid degree systemArmed with autonomy, colleges are gaining full control of their destiny and of their students.
- HRD Ministry ropes in experts for 5-year education planThe project, ‘Education Quality Upgradation and Inclusion Programme’ (Equip), that seeks to bring “transformational change in the system ov...
- Budget 2016: Full text of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's speechJaitley presented his third budget which took on the fiscal and physical health of the nation by setting the fiscal deficit target at 3.5% ...
- Modi government's first year: Socionomics — Big talk, tight fistAll non-nutrition expenses are met by the Centre. Now payout for anganwadis could be affected since 90% of it comes from Central funds.
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