Live
- Bengal: Senior resident doctor accused of rape, attempt to murder absconding
- Prateeksha Srivastava says she seldom meets fellow music composers Rusha, Blizza, in person
- KTR Accuses Government of Brutality Against Farmers, Calls for Immediate Action
- Manchu Manoj Attends Shooting Amid Family Controversy
- BWF World Tour Finals: Treesa-Gayatri defeat Malaysian pair to keep semis hopes alive
- MUDA case: Complainant Krishna asks Lokayukta to file new plaint on CM Siddaramaiah on ED’s report
- Airport capex in India to cross Rs 60,000 cr in fiscals 2025-2027 to handle growing traffic: Crisil
- Five-Year-Old Boy Dies After 55-Hour Rescue from Borewell in Rajasthan's Dausa
- Chaos in Parliament over Congress-George Soros link claims, BJP MP poses questions
- Bus Driver Arrested After Deadly Accident in Mumbai’s Kurla; 42 Injured
New Education Policy on the anvil
Telangana State School Education Department director G Kishan has said the State and Central governments have taken a
- Two-day conference on ‘Plan of Education and Governance’ begins
- Teachers told to improve enrollments, provide quality education
Rangareddy: Telangana State School Education Department director G Kishan has said the State and Central governments have taken a
decision to prepare a new Education Policy to bring complete changes in education system.
Taking part as a chief guest in a two-day conference on ‘Plan of Education and Governance’, organised jointly by the State Council of
Educational Research and Training, Hyderabad and National University of Educational Planning and Administration,
New Delhi, Kishan called upon everyone to strive to overcome the hurdles and discuss several issues related to quality education.
Suggesting the participants to concentrate on percentage of enrollment in government schools, Kishan asked the teachers to take the
responsibility of students’ future and identify necessary steps to ensure quality in government schools as most of the parents were
looking towards private education.
"Though the percentage of enrollment of students increased in government schools this year, it dropped after some time," he lamented.
Prof Kumar Suresh of the National University of Educational Planning and Administration has informed that the Central government
introduced new education policy, which provides quality education and sees that students get a suitable employment by giving needful
training. “As part of it, the Central government is conducting training camps in all States to prepare new policies, the Prof said.
State Council of Educational Research and Training, Hyderabad director S Jagannatha Reddy, State School Books director V Sudhakar,
State Open School director Venkateshwar Sharma, Departmental Examinations director Surender Reddy, Audio-Video Education director
Radha Reddy, Vayojana Vidya director A Sathyanarayana Reddy, New Delhi National University of Education and Public Administration
officer Vineetha, District Education Officers (DEOs) from various districts, Deputy DEOs and others participated in the conference.
