NEP 2020: Karnataka first state to issue policy implementation order, says minister
Education Minister C N Ashwath Narayan claimed Karnataka has become the first state in the country to issue the order with regard to implementation of NEP 2020.
Press Trust of India | August 7, 2021 | 09:26 PM IST
BENGALURU: Karnataka has become the first state in the country to issue the order with regard to implementation of National Education Policy-2020, State Higher Education Minister C N Ashwath Narayan claimed on Saturday.
The state government has issued an order today on implementation of the policy with effect from the current academic year 2021-2022. "With this Karnataka has become the first state in the nation to issue the order with regard to implementation of NEP-2020," Narayan was quoted as saying by his office in a release. It will be done as per the guidelines of the NEP, he added.
The Minister had today convened a meeting with officials of the department and state higher education council.
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