Delhi University teachers say that while FYUP is student-friendly given the multiple exit options, it ignores staff welfare. They also said its implementation was being rushed.
The Modi govt plans to merge higher education regulators into one body called Higher Education Commission, but medicine and law institutes have been left out.
As part of new National Education Policy 2020, the education ministry is bringing a series of reforms, including two difficulty levels of question papers for English & Sanskrit.
The CPI(M) leader alleged that various elements of the NEP were being rolled out in an ad-hoc 'piecemeal manner' without discussing with important stakeholders.
The project will be implemented by Dept of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education & will cover Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala & Odisha.
Dice have been found dating to the Bronze Age in various Harappan sites in present-day northwest India and throughout Pakistan. And it’s very possible that some had female owners.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
The last I read, 41% of “graduated” engineers are unemployed in Tamil Nadu now. Guess they want 99% to be unemployed after being taught by honorary PhD professors placed in colleges for teaching in Tamil. Sheesh…….. this is mirror opposite of Hindi fanatics you see around in that northern feku state called UP.
It would be disastrous to start teaching professional courses in vernacular languages. Knowledge repository is predominantly in English and to convert them into dozens of vernacular languages is expensive and unnecessary. It is entirely another matter for countries like Germany, France, Japan, China etc who have had the practice of educating their people in their languages and consequently have also built up a vast compendium of knowledge in their languages. But for India to go down this path is shortsighted. English is a language that can bring the country together as its lingua franca and also with the rest of the world. To turn our backs to this at a time when will be increasingly coordinating and cooperating with English countries exposes a lack of long-term thinking. Also, English being of foreign origin doesn’t have the stigma of caste discrimination carried by Indian languages. Instead, technology must be used innovatively to help students understand English texts in their native languages through the use of AI while still maintaining & improving their English proficiency.
Only in English mode of teaching, everywhere..to survive anywhere in the world
The last I read, 41% of “graduated” engineers are unemployed in Tamil Nadu now. Guess they want 99% to be unemployed after being taught by honorary PhD professors placed in colleges for teaching in Tamil. Sheesh…….. this is mirror opposite of Hindi fanatics you see around in that northern feku state called UP.
It would be disastrous to start teaching professional courses in vernacular languages. Knowledge repository is predominantly in English and to convert them into dozens of vernacular languages is expensive and unnecessary. It is entirely another matter for countries like Germany, France, Japan, China etc who have had the practice of educating their people in their languages and consequently have also built up a vast compendium of knowledge in their languages. But for India to go down this path is shortsighted. English is a language that can bring the country together as its lingua franca and also with the rest of the world. To turn our backs to this at a time when will be increasingly coordinating and cooperating with English countries exposes a lack of long-term thinking. Also, English being of foreign origin doesn’t have the stigma of caste discrimination carried by Indian languages. Instead, technology must be used innovatively to help students understand English texts in their native languages through the use of AI while still maintaining & improving their English proficiency.