New Delhi: The government on Wednesday approved the continuation of the ‘Samagra Shiksha’ scheme focusing on the next five years to “Quality and Inclusive” education which would mean the urge to connect all rural schools with the internet.
The Cabinet Committee in Economic Affairs gave its approval to Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) 2.0 for school education with financial expenditure Rs 2.94,283.04 Crore which included the central part of Rs 1,85,398.32 Crore.
The government has decided to increase incentives to children with disabilities to RS 5,000 and expand RS transportation incentives 6,000 per year per student to a difficult level.
The national strategy is also in manufacturing to drop out of school, especially from the SC / SC community, and on student safety.
This scheme tends to benefit 1.16 million schools, more than 156 million students and 5.7 million government teachers and schools assisted from pre-pratama to senior secondary levels.
Minister of Education Union, Dharmendra Pradhan, said that the SSA 2.0 has been given a new dimension “by aligning its sustainable development objectives for education (SDG-4) and with NE recommendations to ensure that all children have access to fair and inclusive classroom environment that must be Take care of their diverse background, multilingual requirements, different academic capabilities “.
The committee, chaired by the Prime Minister, approved by large intervention – universal access, including infrastructure development and retention, basic literacy and counting, financial support for teacher salaries, and digital initiatives, among others.
The new intervention entered in an enhanced SSA is all children-centric and will be given directly through DBT mode on the IT-based platform for a certain period of time.
Pradhan said: “Child salvation is a concern for all and NEP and SSA have prioritized this.
In private schools, they have CCTV and parents can track.
The government makes a strategy in a big way for similar efforts in government schools.” This country is on the threshold of a big leap towards digitalization.
In a few years, smart classrooms and virtual laboratories will be possible in all rustic schools, and the blackboard will be replaced by digital boards.
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