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Private Participation in Higher Education

Private Participation in Higher Education is imminent but may not be sufficient to promote Access, Equity, and Quality in Higher Education. It is reassuring that NEP 2020 recognises the public education system as the foundation of a vibrant democratic society, and the way it is run must be transformed and invigorated in order to achieve the highest levels of educational outcomes for the nation”. The policy also argues for “increased access, equity, and inclusion through a range of measures, including greater opportunities for outstanding public education”. It is now time to walk the talk.

Anniversary of NEP 2020: Education needs intensive care

29 July 202129 July 2021 Onkar Singh 4 Comments education, NEP 2020, New Education Policy

On the commemoration of the first anniversary of NEP 2020, it will be prudent on the part of the regulators to revisit the progress made in the on-ground implementation of provisions of NEP 2020 and reschedule the milestones laid in it, else the disorderliness created through it may disarray the existing education system as well. The predominant disruptions caused by the pandemic and the pragmatic view on the desired transformations ought to be taken into consideration before a realizable road map is relaid.

Disaster Management in School Learning: A Safe and Cheap Option

28 July 202128 July 2021 Elwin Varughese 0 Comments Disaster, India, New Education Policy

The disasters happening around the world, especially in India, make it imperative to question ourselves on the importance of disaster management for the preparation of future generations of the country in having better and safer livelihoods. So, how can we incorporate disaster management for preparing people in schools?

National Education Policy 2020: Issues and Implications

5 July 20215 July 2021 Furqan Qamar 5 Comments education, NEP2020, New Education Policy, Policy

It has been a year since the NEP 2020 was announced and shall be due for the anniversary celebration on 29th July 2021. All policies must undergo the stages of formulation, notification, anatomization, modification, implementation, and, in between, celebration. It is now high time that the details are worked out and implementation strategies announced.

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Can NEP-2020 show the way to Modi Government on Farm Laws Issue?

16 June 202116 June 2021 Deepak Maun 0 Comments Agriculture, Farm Laws, NEP2020, New Education Policy

Modi government has made repeal of three farm laws a prestige issue. There are lessons in how NEP-2020 received wide support from all stakeholders after the 2016 policy draft was widely criticized and the government went back to the drafting table. Modi-II regime can learn from Modi-I regime’s experiences on engaging meaningfully with stakeholders when working on crucial policy reforms.

New Education Policy 2020 – Implementation Challenges in Higher Education

12 August 202013 August 2020 Ashok Kumar 11 Comments education, NEP2020, New Education Policy

The changes proposed by the government through NEP are being acclaimed. But the more important question is its implementation. Only time will tell whether we took the right decisions at the right moment.