Education & Social Justice
- Right to Education – Article 21A guarantees free schooling for children 6–14. It promotes equality.
- NEP 2020 – Focuses on holistic learning and skill development. It restructures education systems.
- Literacy Improvement – Literacy rates have increased. Female literacy still needs improvement.
- Gender Equality in Education – Policies encourage girls’ enrollment. Scholarships and hostels help.
- Inclusive Education – Ensures disabled students receive equal opportunities. Schools must adopt barrier-free access.
- Mid-Day Meal Scheme – Provides nutrition to schoolchildren. Increases attendance and learning.
- Reservation in Education – SC, ST, and OBC groups receive reservations. It promotes equality.
- Adult Education – Helps adults learn literacy and skills. Enhances employability.
- Digital Education Expansion – Online platforms support remote learning. Digital literacy is essential.
- Vocational Training – Enhances job skills. Helps reduce unemployment.
- Teacher Training – Improves learning quality. NEP stresses continuous training.
- Infrastructure Development – Schools need classrooms, electricity, and internet. Infrastructure boosts learning outcomes.
- Higher Education Growth – India has a large university network. Quality improvement remains a priority.
- Education for Minorities – Special schemes help minority students. It promotes inclusion.
- Scholarships and Financial Aid – Support economically weaker students. Ensures equal access.
- Women’s Empowerment through Education Leads to better income, health, and decision-making. It supports gender equality.
- Curriculum Reforms – Aim to reduce rote learning. Promote creativity and critical thinking.
- Public vs Private Education – Both sectors contribute to education. Quality varies widely.
- Skill Development Mission – Strengthens employability. Focuses on industry-relevant skills.
- Digital Divide Impact – Rural students face digital access issues. Government initiatives aim to reduce gaps.
- Social Equity through Education – Education reduces discrimination. Promotes an inclusive society.
- Community Participation – Local communities assist in school management. It improves accountability.
- Anganwadi System – Provides early childhood education. Supports nutrition and health.
- Dropout Rates – Many drop out due to poverty and child labour. Incentives help reduce dropouts.
- Education Quality Challenges – Teacher shortages and outdated methods persist. Reforms aim to improve standards.