Archive · 18 Aug 2025
Karnataka's New Education Policy Welcomed by Authority
Karnataka has a new State Education Policy, praised by the Kannada Development Authority.
A team of experts spent two years creating it, holding 132 meetings.
The policy aims to improve how kids learn, ensure fairness, and update what students are taught.
It suggests using Kannada and English, while also allowing students to learn their mother tongues.
The policy focuses on fixing issues such as funding, teacher shortages, and important values.
The Authority says the government should put the whole policy into action for a better education system in Karnataka.
The Kannada Development Authority welcomed Karnataka's new State Education Policy.
The policy was developed over two years by a commission of scholars.
Key recommendations include improving teaching quality, addressing inequities, and revising curricula.
The policy suggests a bilingual approach, with Kannada and English, while allowing mother tongues.
The Kannada Development Authority urges full implementation of the policy to transform Karnataka's education sector.
- Who
- The Kannada Development Authority, along with a commission of scholars, developed the policy.
- What
- Karnataka's new State Education Policy was welcomed by the Kannada Development Authority.
- When
- The policy was recently submitted to the Chief Minister.
- Where
- Karnataka
- Why
- To transform schools and universities and prepare the younger generation for the challenges of a modern society.
- Policy Chair
- Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat
- Meetings Held
- 132
- Focus
- Improving education quality
- Language Approach
- Bilingual (Kannada and English)
- Key Goal
- Transforming the education sector