New Delhi: Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal han Nishank said that soon the government will announce the new education policy, which declares an education system enshrined in Indian ethos.
While commenting on the achievements on his ministry on the occasion of the one year anniversary of second tenure of Narendra Modi government, the policy would contribute directly to transforming India, sustainably into an equitable and vibrant knowledge society, by providing high-quality education to all, and thereby making India a global knowledge superpower.
The minister has also wrote in a blog published on the personal that the ministry is committed to creating a “New India, and concerted effort will be made to ensure student's access to quality and affordable education from preschool to Grade 12 to higher education (including vocational education), including achievement of 50% GER in Higher Education by 2030”.
“A detailed plan for the implementation of the policy in the form of EQUIP and QUEST has been worked out,” he wrote.
“As one of the largest education systems in the world with 1000 Universities, 45000 colleges, 15 lakh schools, 33 crore students, and more than 1 crore teachers, we are confronted with multiple challenges with the closure of our institutions,” the minister wrote.
Former Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) chief K. A panel led by Kasturirangan presented the new NEP after Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal took over as 'Nishank'. The draft was then placed in the public domain to seek feedback from various stakeholders and over two lakh suggestions were received by the Ministry of Human Resource Development regarding the same.
According to reports, the final draft of NEP was circulated among various Union ministries last month for feedback.
While commenting on the achievements on his ministry on the occasion of the one year anniversary of second tenure of Narendra Modi government, the policy would contribute directly to transforming India, sustainably into an equitable and vibrant knowledge society, by providing high-quality education to all, and thereby making India a global knowledge superpower.
The minister has also wrote in a blog published on the personal that the ministry is committed to creating a “New India, and concerted effort will be made to ensure student's access to quality and affordable education from preschool to Grade 12 to higher education (including vocational education), including achievement of 50% GER in Higher Education by 2030”.
“A detailed plan for the implementation of the policy in the form of EQUIP and QUEST has been worked out,” he wrote.
“As one of the largest education systems in the world with 1000 Universities, 45000 colleges, 15 lakh schools, 33 crore students, and more than 1 crore teachers, we are confronted with multiple challenges with the closure of our institutions,” the minister wrote.
Former Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) chief K. A panel led by Kasturirangan presented the new NEP after Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal took over as 'Nishank'. The draft was then placed in the public domain to seek feedback from various stakeholders and over two lakh suggestions were received by the Ministry of Human Resource Development regarding the same.
According to reports, the final draft of NEP was circulated among various Union ministries last month for feedback.
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