Despite some serious hand-holding, getting the ball into the goalpost in phase two of NITI Aayog's ambitious SATH-E project is easier said than done
The United States on Monday said it welcomes India's new policy which allows foreign universities to establish campuses in India and Indian universities to do the same overseas."Welcome news that foreign universities may establish campuses in India & that Indian universities may do the same overseas. We look forward to opportunities for American and Indian universities to partner & collaborate on research to advance our understanding of the world," Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, US State Department said in a tweet.According to an official statement, the Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 on July 29, making way for large scale, transformational reforms in both school and higher education sectors.Internationalization of education will be facilitated through both institutional collaborations, and student and faculty mobility and allowing entry of top world ranked Universities to open campuses
India's education policy needs to be both more & less ambitious
The policy has a keen focus on early childhood care and education as well as in ensuring that students attain literacy and numeracy
The reforms were not a new education policy but "a glossy coat on the old oppressive Manusmriti," he said
Stepping up his attack against the Centre's new National Education Policy 2020, DMK President M K Stalin on Saturday said it was an attempt at "imposition" of Hindi and Sanskrit
Around 150 activists of the CPIM''s students wing from different colleges and universities marched from Subodh Mallick Square to Presidency University gate in College Street area
Modi govt's push for education in Indian languages is out of touch with reality. State leaders know voters want English-medium education for their children more than anything
It may never be the language spoken in most homes and remain much smaller than mother tongues, but English will continue to have its place as one of two official languages in India, writes T N Ninan
The New Education Policy 2020 unveiled is more important than procurement of Rafale fighter planes but there are concerns on its proper implementation, Shiv Sena said in its mouthpiece Saamna
The Union Cabinet on Tuesday approved National Education Policy 2020 bringing major reforms in higher education
AIADMK's ally, the PMK, sought revision of the policy, by removing the "dangerous" aspects in the NEP and incorporating the proactive measures suggested by the 1964 Kothari Commission
The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved the NEP 2020 on Wednesday
Experts believe the National Education Policy 2020 is disruptive but are divided over its effectiveness
The new National Education Policy, approved by the Union Cabinet on Wednesday, brings the much-awaited reforms and regulatory framework which cater to the needs of a "New India" and unleash the youth's energy for a "self-reliant, better India", BJP president J P Nadda said. In a series of tweets, Nadda said it was a "momentous day" for the country as the Narendra Modi-led Cabinet approved the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. "Formulated after wide consultations, NEP2020 ensures early child care and education, equity to all learners and a robust teacher recruitment apart from fostering quality research," Nadda said. A single regulator for higher education institutions, multiple entry and exit options in degree courses, discontinuation of M.Phil programmes, low stakes board exams, common entrance exams for universities are among the highlights of the NEP 2020. "The National Education Policy 2020 brings much awaited reforms & regulatory framework which caters the need of a 21st .
The National Education Policy, 2019, draft committee chairperson stressed the need for face-to-face contacts, interactions, exchange of ideas and thoughts as he backed the traditional mode
Steps will be be taken to attract external commercial borrowing and FDI in the education sector, the finance minister said
The chairman of the All India Council of Technical Education was addressing a national conference on 'Crisis in Technical Education in Bhubaneshwar
HRD minister urged students to work with dedication to make India a $5 trillion economy in the next few years
The ministry outlined six guiding principles in the final draft which will be placed before the cabinet soon