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The draft of the New Education Policy has been recently submitted by the Committee led by the Chairman Dr. Kasturirangan on education policy. Why there is a need for a new education policy? Current National Policy on Education, 1986 modified in 1992 requires changes to fulfill the futuristic needs of India's growing youth population. A new Education Policy is designed to cope up youth with modern requirements like research, education, and innovation.  Previous National Education Policy It was first produced in 1968 by then PM Indira Gandhi and in 1986 by then PM Rajiv Gandhi. The National Policy for Education (NPE) was later amended in 1992. Why Southern States opposing New NPE? After the draft was produced before states for their recommendations and suggestions, Tamil Nadu opposed the Policy and so does the other Southern States, What makes them oppose the policy?  NPE 2019 contains 3 Language formula with some modification as it mandates Hindi ...

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All nations over the globe imagine their childhood on the grounds that coveted changes can be realized by the aggregate endeavors of the young as it were. India additionally is no special case to the normal recognition future and takes a gander at its future hopes and it has an immense youth populace including more than 40% of the general populace with such countless between 16 years and 30 years old. India is relatively sure to use its assets in a decent measure as neglecting to utilize it HR judiciously won't look good for the fantasy it has sustained. In the event that India tackles this powerhouse of the country the correct way then the nation can achieve untold heights. Each third individual in an Indian city today is an adolescent, in around 60 years the median age group in India will be 29 years, likely based City inhabitant making it the most youthful nation on the planet, India is set to encounter the dynamic change as the populace weight of the past transforms into s...