The Himachal Pradesh government has recently taken an important spread in the field of education. The government has announced the implementation of CBSE courses in 100 senior secondary schools of the state from the next academic session.

The scheme focuses on connecting at least one government school to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in each assembly constituency. The government says that the purpose of this step is to provide better quality education to the students and prepare them for national level competition.

What will be the change with CBSE course?

According to officials, this initiative will give not only students, but also to connect teachers with modern teaching practices and standards of national level examinations. Competition in national level examinations after class 10th and 12th under CBSE syllabus will be easier.

New avenues will be opened for higher education and professional career and teachers will also be able to enhance their skills through new curriculum and training. The government believes that this will strengthen the educational competitiveness of the youth of Himachal and will help them face changing challenges over time.

Preparation for 21st century challenges- government

This step of the Himachal government is being considered important towards the state’s education system to get a new identity at the national level. Educational competition will increase in students, their capabilities will develop and they will be more ready to face the 21st century challenges. The Education Department believes that this change will reduce the gap between rural and urban students and will bring Himachal’s education system to a new height. In the coming years, Himachal Pradesh is expected to include Himachal Pradesh in the country’s leading states in the coming years.

After the death of 7 children due to falling of the school roof in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, the government has now taken big action. The Education Department has suspended all 5 teachers of the school. This action has been taken considering the initial negligence in the case.

Let us know that on Friday (July 25), a big accident took place in Jhalawar Piplodi village. Where the roof of the Government High Primary School suddenly collapsed. So far, the death of 7 students in this accident has been confirmed, while many more children are feared to be buried in the debris.

What did Minister Madan Dilawar say?

Meanwhile, Education Minister Madan Dilawar reached Bharatpur on a two -day visit and the Education Minister had to cancel his visit and go to Jhalawar. Talking to the press about this matter, Madan Dilawar said that a government school building has died in Jhalawar district in which seven children have died and about 20 children were injured.

He said that all the injured children are undergoing treatment in the hospital and all the officers have reached there. Principal Secretary of Education Department has left for the spot from Jaipur.

He said that I myself am leaving Bharatpur to go to the spot. Our biggest task is to provide relief to children. In view of the seriousness of the accident, the state government has ordered a high level inquiry.

Government issued approval of Rs 200 crore

State Education Minister Madan Dilawar said in a statement to ANI that “This is a very unfortunate incident in which three children died on the spot, while some injured students are undergoing treatment in the district hospital. All the victims will be treated free of cost by the government.”

Thousands of government schools in Rajasthan are dilapidated, the government has issued approval of Rs 200 crore to repair those school buildings. Education Minister Madan Dilawar has come on a tour of Bharatpur but has left it in the middle and has left for Jhalawar. After this accident, rescue work is going on fast on the spot and administrative officials are keeping an eye on the situation.

In many states of the country, the number of students in government schools is decreasing, while admissions in private schools are increasing continuously. This has become a matter of concern. The Ministry of Education of the Central Government discussed this in meetings with states in March and April. Especially under the overall education scheme, this issue arose while talking on projects of 2025-26.

Ministry officials made it clear that students are migrating from government schools in many states like Maharashtra, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Uttarakhand. In Maharashtra, enrollment in government and aided schools has decreased in 2023-24 compared to 2018-19. In Kerala too, the number of students studying in government schools is decreasing compared to 2022-23.

Statistics from Andhra Pradesh show that out of a total of 61,373 schools, about 73 percent are government, but only 46 percent of the students are in government schools, while in private schools more than 52 percent. Out of 42,901 schools in Telangana, 70 percent of the schools are government schools, but their stake in enrollment is only around 38 percent. At the same time, private schools have more than 60 percent students. The situation in Uttarakhand is also similar, where despite the high number of government schools, enrollment is less.

The Ministry of Education has asked these states to take concrete steps to go to the root of this problem and improve. The ministry said that the demand for private schools has increased after Kovid, as parents have started giving priority to private schools for better facilities and studies.

In Tamil Nadu too, government schools take only 37 percent in enrollment, despite being 64 percent of the total schools, while 46 percent of the students are admitted in private schools. The ministry has emphasized on branding of government schools in this situation so that the number of children there can increase.

Private schools are increasing popularity in young children

Kerala and Maharashtra have talked about cleaning data (through Aadhaar verification) regarding this deficiency, but the ministry is still concerned about this decline. In Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, enrollment in government and aided schools has also decreased. In union territories like Delhi, Andaman-Nicobar, Ladakh, Puducherry and Dadra Nagar Haveli, admission in private schools is more than government schools.

A senior official of the ministry said that small children have more admission in private schools in classes. We are requesting the states to find out the reasons for this migration and find solutions. The demand for private schools has increased as the parents’ aspirations have increased.

UDISE+ 2023-24 data

According to the data of UDISE+ 2023-24, out of a total of 24.80 crore students in the country, about 9 crore (36 percent) are studying in private schools. This percentage was 33 percent in 2022-23 and 2021-22. It was 37 percent in 2019-20 before Kovid.

This warning of the Ministry of Education states that the government will have to take fast steps to improve the quality of government schools, increase facilities and win confidence, otherwise the government education system can weaken. The challenge for the country is that he can provide equal and good education to all children, especially those families who are out of reach of private schools.

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