National Education Policy

The former chairman of ISRO delivered a lecture on 'Creating a vibrant knowledge society- an Indian strategy for 21st Century', as part of the distinguished lecture series organized by SRM University-AP.

Virtually addressing the inaugural session of World Universities Summit, the minister said the new National Education Policy (NEP) added a new imagination for the Indian higher education system -- multidisciplinary education and research.

In a joint meeting with officers from Education and Skill Development ministries, Education Minister Pradhan directed the officials to enhance awareness among stakeholders about the policy and create a strong skill-education convergence.

The ministers also discussed the way forward in achieving the objectives of NEP 2020 in a time-bound manner and to ensure a bright future for the students across the country.

In his first meeting as Education Minister, Mr Pradhan said: "India has got a new education policy after a period of 34 years. With the introduction of the NEP 2020, the Indian education system has taken a giant leap in fostering an environment for a future-ready 21st century India."

NEET 2021 is scheduled for August 1 but the application process is yet to begin. As per reports, a decision in this regard is expected soon.

The committees, constituted through a government order, would prepare the academic curriculum to be implemented across the state from the academic year 2021-22.

In a tweet, PM Modi shared the link to the details of the programme that noted that the National Education Policy 2020 emphasises on empowering young minds and creating a learning ecosystem that can nurture young learners for future leadership roles.

The Education Minister also said board exams will be held twice a year in the future, in line with the National Education Policy 2020.

The agenda of the meeting is to discuss COVID-19 management, online learning, and the status of implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP), Mr Pokhriyal said.

In the virtual meet, the Education Minister reviewed the COVID-19 situation in the states, status of online education and how the students are continuing their classes despite the challenges during the pandemic, and work around National Education Policy (NEP).

The Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ will interact with the state education secretaries tomorrow at 11 AM virtually.

The National Education Policy is based on equity, quality and accessibility and is aimed at making India a global knowledge superpower, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' said on Friday.

While addressing the Association of Indian Universities' 95th annual meet and a national seminar of Vice Chancellors via video conference today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the new National Education Policy is futuristic and as per global standards.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 95th annual meet of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and the National Seminar of Vice Chancellors today, April 14, at 11 am through video conferencing.

The former chairman of ISRO delivered a lecture on 'Creating a vibrant knowledge society- an Indian strategy for 21st Century', as part of the distinguished lecture series organized by SRM University-AP.

Virtually addressing the inaugural session of World Universities Summit, the minister said the new National Education Policy (NEP) added a new imagination for the Indian higher education system -- multidisciplinary education and research.

In a joint meeting with officers from Education and Skill Development ministries, Education Minister Pradhan directed the officials to enhance awareness among stakeholders about the policy and create a strong skill-education convergence.

The ministers also discussed the way forward in achieving the objectives of NEP 2020 in a time-bound manner and to ensure a bright future for the students across the country.

In his first meeting as Education Minister, Mr Pradhan said: "India has got a new education policy after a period of 34 years. With the introduction of the NEP 2020, the Indian education system has taken a giant leap in fostering an environment for a future-ready 21st century India."

NEET 2021 is scheduled for August 1 but the application process is yet to begin. As per reports, a decision in this regard is expected soon.

The committees, constituted through a government order, would prepare the academic curriculum to be implemented across the state from the academic year 2021-22.

In a tweet, PM Modi shared the link to the details of the programme that noted that the National Education Policy 2020 emphasises on empowering young minds and creating a learning ecosystem that can nurture young learners for future leadership roles.

The Education Minister also said board exams will be held twice a year in the future, in line with the National Education Policy 2020.

The agenda of the meeting is to discuss COVID-19 management, online learning, and the status of implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP), Mr Pokhriyal said.

In the virtual meet, the Education Minister reviewed the COVID-19 situation in the states, status of online education and how the students are continuing their classes despite the challenges during the pandemic, and work around National Education Policy (NEP).

The Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ will interact with the state education secretaries tomorrow at 11 AM virtually.

The National Education Policy is based on equity, quality and accessibility and is aimed at making India a global knowledge superpower, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' said on Friday.

While addressing the Association of Indian Universities' 95th annual meet and a national seminar of Vice Chancellors via video conference today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the new National Education Policy is futuristic and as per global standards.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 95th annual meet of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and the National Seminar of Vice Chancellors today, April 14, at 11 am through video conferencing.