NITI Aayog

NITI Aayog welcomes academics Joram Aniya and R Balasubramaniam as new members, bolstering policy-making with their extensive experience. Prime Minister Modi lauded their contributions, anticipating innovation and growth.

Says next phase of reform can no longer focus only on infra

Government school enrollment in India has significantly dropped over two decades, with parents increasingly favoring private schools for English-medium education and perceived better job prospects. However, many low-fee private institutions struggle with poor learning outcomes and inadequate infrastructure, raising concerns about educational quality and equity across the nation.

Sports goods manufacturing in India has huge economic potential. Yet, Pakistan’s Sialkot outperforms us. For more clusters like Jalandhar & Meerut, policies, investments & infra need to happen in tandem

Odisha has significantly reduced secondary school dropout rates, from 49.47% to 15% in a decade, as per a NITI Aayog report. The state also achieved near-universal access to schooling and improved transition rates, demonstrating a strong commitment to enhancing its education system, especially in rural areas.

Jharkhand has celebrated a groundbreaking milestone with zero dropouts in primary schools, a remarkable improvement from 6.41% in the academic year 2014-15. The fall in upper primary and secondary dropout rates reflects promising trends, particularly in higher secondary education, where girls’ enrolment has surged. Yet, the future might be clouded by declining student performance and an alarming lack of teachers.

43k Students In These Schools; Report Also Flags 15k Vacancies

The national average of integrated schools stands at 5.4%