New Delhi: Head of the Karnataka Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Friday said the New National Education Policy (NEP) was the needs of the clock to enable Indian students to compete in the 21st century, while confirming that the RSS view on NEP was nationalistic.
Karnataka is the first country to apply NEP.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see ResultsBommai also said the entrance test-cum-igibility (NEET) must continue because it is an extension of the general entrance test (CET) that is carnataka and many other countries have held for them to find entrance tickets to college different.
He said Tamil Nadu did not have a CET experience and therefore, did not have the right to oppose Neet.
“We are in the 21st century and we do not need the Macaulay Education System.
Macaulay’s is a 200-year and European education system looking for change.
In accordance with the needs of the 21st century, we need change,” said Bommai in the Conclary in India today here.
NEP not only aims to “rewrite the wrong things” but also look into the future, he said, adding that with the advent of science, technology, and artificial intelligence, there is a need to prepare rural children to compete in the international community.
“We cannot become a spectator when our children are not given the right type of education and are not very well prepared to face the world.
We provide the best education for the next generation (through NEP),” said Head of the Karnataka Minister.
He also said there was nothing wrong with what RSS said about NEP.
“RSS’s mind is national thought.
What’s wrong with that?” He asked.
In opposition parties criticized NEP, BJP leader said Congress was part of political history and which was why it was thinking about history because it was suitable for it.
“They have a written history and it’s about the family of Nehru and Gandhi.
They have written history of Congress members.
In the struggle of Indian Independence, farmers, workers and many people who set their lives.
They are anonymous soldiers but never mentioned.
They want to live with Fake history, “he said.
Asked whether his father and former Minister of Hab Hang Sr.
Bommai would feel comfortable with the new NEP, he said, “times had changed.
There was no digital world when my father was there.
Electronic does not exist.
This is a global village now.”
Bommai further said he was part of the “Macaulay Education System and I did not want my grandchild to be part of him.
He must be in harmony with the most flexible, modern and complete knowledge storage”.
At Tamil Nadu opposed Neet, Head of Minister of Karnataka said neighboring countries had never carried out competitive exams because they entered college based on the sign there.
However, Karnataka and other countries have CET, where children from all walks of life can compete for any university.
Countries without competitive exams have many seats in management quota for students from special classes, he said.
“NEET is not new for us.
This is an extension of CET for us.
We not only allow people from Karnataka, but from other countries such as Bihar in CET.
Neet must continue,” he said.
NEET is one of the competitive exams instead of tests held in different countries, causing discomfort for students, said Bommai.
“Tamil Nadu has no CET experience, then what can be possessed (to oppose)?” He asked.
At contrary to the deception of the sultan in Karnataka, the main minister said every past ruler had got good and bad things.
“The fact that when the deception is in power, there is a big conversion not only from Hindus but Christians.
You ask a Christian Mangalore, what is the trick.
That is the perception he has built ….
I do not agree with what he has had Done for people from their own country, changing people because of their political needs, “he said.
Bommai supports NEP, NEET; said he didn’t want his grandson to be part of the ‘macaulay education system’
