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The ministry reshuffle indicates Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s strong and special focus for social sector, with key ministers drafted in to deliver the goods. Between Dharmendra Pradhan and Bhupender Yadav, education, skilling, labour and employment, along with the looming issue of climate change, will all be closely covered.
Dharmendra Pradhan as education as well as for skill development and entrepreneurship is a clear indicator for need for synergy between education and skilling, as also elaborated upon in the new National Education Policy. The skilling ministry was carved out by the NDA government in 2014 from the erstwhile human resource development ministry for dedicated focus on skilling. With Pradhan, now helming both, the government is clearly looking at a concerted approach.
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Delhi University teachers have largely rejected the varsity authorities’ request for feedback on the proposed Higher Education Commission of India, which will become a single overarching regulator for higher and technical education.
The teachers say the one-week deadline that acting vice-chancellor P.C. Joshi gave them to respond is too short.
“Any hurried exercise can only be seen as a way to suppress opinion and a manipulation to show consensus at the ground level to the imposed policies, when there is none,” DU Teachers’ Association president Rajib Ray has written to Joshi.
The National Education Policy (NEP) provides for the creation of the HECI through an act of Parliament. The education ministry and the University Grants Commission have started consultations on the subject.