3 Years Of NEP 2020: PM Modi to inaugurate Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Samagam today
Prime minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Akhil Bhartiya Shiksha Samagam today to mark the third anniversary of the NEP 2020.
Mridusmita Deka | July 29, 2023 | 08:53 AM IST
NEW DELHI: Marking the third anniversary of the National Education Policy, prime minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Akhil Bhartiya Shiksha Samagam today, July 29. The event, co-hosted by the ministry of education and the ministry of skill development and entrepreneurship will serve as a momentous occasion to reflect on the progress made with respect to NEP 2020 and to chart the course for the future.
Sharing a social media post, the prime minister said: “Looking forward to being a part of Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Samagam, which marks #3YearsOfNEP. The National Education Policy has transformed the sector and given an impetus to innovation and research. It will benefit the youth for generations to come.”
Looking forward to being a part of Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Samagam, which marks #3YearsOfNEP . The National Education Policy has transformed the sector and given an impetus to innovation and research. It will benefit the youth for generations to come. https://t.co/5emWHvdVS7
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) July 28, 2023
During the ceremony, PM Modi will likely launch a diverse array of initiatives that are poised to drive forward the objectives of the NEP 2020.
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NEP 2020, unveiled by the union cabinet of India on July 29, 2020, brought sweeping changes, replacing the long-standing National Policy on Education from 1986. This visionary policy lays down the blueprint for transforming the education system in India.
NEP 2020 and perspective on its potential impact
As it enters its third year of implementation, we reached out to various industry experts to offer their perspectives on the potential impact of the NEP.
Krishan Mishra, CEO-designate, FPSB India said, “On the momentous occasion of the third anniversary of NEP, FPSB India applauds the visionary strides made in integrating financial literacy into the Indian curriculum from an early age. These progressive measures exemplify the nation's commitment to nurturing financially empowered and responsible citizens. FPSB India firmly aligns with NEPs transformative vision, as we share the core belief that building financially resilient communities begins with imparting essential financial knowledge at the grassroots level. By fostering a culture of financial planning and prudence, FPSB India aspires to equip the young minds with skills to navigate their financial future confidently.”
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Congratulating the policymakers for their commitment to transformative change in the education sector SBI Foundation applauds NEP's emphasis on inclusivity and equality. “Through our various educational programs, such as Youth for India fellowship, we strive to empower the underprivileged communities with the gift of education. As we continue to champion the cause of inclusive education, we stand in unison with NEP 2020 in our shared journey towards building a brighter and more equitable future for every child in India." said Sanjay Prakash, MD and CEO, SBI Foundation.
With an emphasis on creative thinking and problem-solving skills, the NEP strives to cultivate a dynamic educational ecosystem that nurtures talent and fosters a culture of excellence. Sachin Jain, Country Manager, ETS India and South Asia, emphasised on how NEP has opened up new opportunities and pathways for learners in India.
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“The NEP's emphasis on holistic development, international mobility, and global recognition has not only revolutionized our educational landscape but also opened new avenues for Indian learners. The policy's focus on outcome-based vocational education, skilling, and the flexibility for students to choose their courses from different institutions has been a game-changer. This will empower our students to become active participants in their learning journey, fostering a vibrant knowledge society. Moreover, the policy's encouragement for ed-tech startups to cultivate 21st-century skills among students is a testament to the forward-thinking nature of NEP 2020,” he said.
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The NEP aims to overhaul the education system and cultivate essential skills that are in sync with the constantly evolving demands of the world. “The NEP 2020 is a testament to India's commitment to creating an inclusive, progressive, and productive nation. It skilfully balances the three pillars of education - equity, quality, and sustainability. Laying emphasis on 21st century skill education, the NEP empowers learners with effective communication, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital literacy for future readiness. Further, the National Curriculum Frameworks upscale the impact of the policy, aligning Indian education with global opportunities. The policy’s focus on multidisciplinary and experiential learning broadens our students' cognitive horizons, preparing them for diverse environments and unprecedented possibilities.” said Ratnesh Jha, CEO, Burlington Group of Companies.
The NEP's goal is to globalize India's education system, prioritizing the liberation of every student's creative potential and fostering an inclusive learning environment. Highlighting on the same, Manisha Zaveri, Managing Director, Career Mosaic said, “The internationalisation of education is a key facet of NEP 2020, and it is this aspect that will significantly enhance the global recognition of Indian learners. The policy's emphasis on outcome-based education, multidisciplinary learning, and the creation of an Academic Bank of Credits aligns India's education system with global standards.”
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“NEP has significantly accelerated the integration of tech in education paving the way for consumption of digitized content at scale. Digitization of content has driven increased accessibility, as also contributed to building equity in education. The creation of a digital university is a landmark step towards building a digital knowledge ecosystem that will deliver quality as well as affordable education. We are confident that the full implementation of NEP will augur well for digital content repositories and libraries that support learners and institutions with seamless access to quality resources,” said Tarun Arora, CEO and Founder, Knimbus.
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