It's important for rural young India to possess knowledge of agriculture that would make the profession economically profitable with multiple options and aspects. This can only happen with the collaboration of the Government, relevant stakeholders, youth and farmers.
As India moves forward with AI integration, it is essential to embrace these technologies responsibly, ensuring that they complement and enhance the human elements of education. By doing so, India can harness AI to create a more dynamic and inclusive educational system, ultimately contributing to the nation’s growth and prosperity and fulfilling its promise...
Addressing the gaps between enrolment rates and actual training is crucial for improving the effectiveness of vocational programs. Selecting students for vocational education based on their skills and motivation can lead to better completion rates and job prospects, however it can also unintentionally exclude some if not combined with efforts to remove barriers that...
By addressing the mental health needs of school students, we can promote their overall well-being, academic success, and future prosperity.
It is the duty of the government to ensure that the rights of children are protected, and it is also the responsibility of parents, schools, and legal guardians to protect the rights of children.
The National Democratic Alliance's ambitious agenda for education, guided by the principles of the National Education Policy 2020, has the potential to significantly improve India's education sector.
Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan represents a significant evolution in India's approach to education, building on the foundation laid by Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) and addressing the gaps that persist.
The Mid-Day Meal Scheme has been a transformative initiative in India, significantly enhancing the educational and nutritional landscape for millions of children. By addressing classroom hunger, it has boosted school enrolment, attendance, and retention rates while promoting equity and social inclusion.
The NEP 2020 is one of the few legislations in India that aims at equity and inclusivity between genders. These reforms truly set the New Education Policy apart from its former versions and other education policies in the country.
As parents of differentially abled, people from rural areas are naturally apprehensive about how the world treats their children. Ms. Deepmala ensured this did not come in her way of making education accessible to all. She and her team counseled parents who hesitate to send their children to school. We all cherish a yellow...