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India focus on mother tongue, offers Engineering courses in regional languages
A tool has been developed for translating the engineering courses in 11 languages, Modi said during his address to the policy makers
Friday July 30, 2021 9:37 AM, ummid.com News Network
New Delhi: Future progress and growth is dependent on the level of education and direction given to the youth today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday, as he announced that 14 engineering colleges of eight states are going to impart education in five Indian languages Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Bangla.
A tool has been developed for translating the engineering courses in 11 languages, Modi said during his address to the policy makers in the domain of education and skill development to mark the completion of one year of reforms under the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP).
Completes one year of drafting; experts laud policy, want quick implementation
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BENGALURU: With the National Education Policy 2020 completing one year of drafting, Dr K Kasturirangan, who headed the draft committee, and heads of educational institutions lauded the policy and the transformation it is expected to bring in the education ecosystem.
“The policy is well timed and over the year, it has been well received by all stakeholders in the education ecosystem. Now, the main focus should be to fast-track its implementation. We hope to have the implementing guidelines soon. The future of education hinges on the policy. Once the guidelines are formulated, all stakeholders should align to work towards faster implementation of the policy,” said Sumit Kumar, vice-president-NETAP, TeamLease Skill University.