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22 Jun-2024 10:24 AM

Written By: Aishwary Pradhan & Dinesh Kasana

Jaipur: The 62nd annual session of the All India National Educational Federation Rajasthan in Jaipur highlighted significant educational reforms and government priorities. CM Bhajan Lal Sharma stressed the role of educators in character building alongside academic instruction. He criticised the previous government for making misguided decisions, such as the JJM and opening colleges without adequate resources, leading to financial losses and operational challenges. Sharma announced the formation of a high-powered committee under the current administration to review these colleges opened under Raj-CES, focusing on their viability and necessary actions.

Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Prem Chand Bairwa emphasised execution of NEP.

Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani in his address, emphasised India’s unity, integrity, and self-respect, citing Ayodhya temple construction as a symbol of unity.

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