Rajasthan Overhauls School System: New Start Date and Uniform Policies Introduced
Rajasthan Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar announced key education department changes, including aligning the academic year with the fiscal year starting April 1 and introducing a common uniform for all students. The move aims to streamline operations and promote equality, though it faces challenges from private school representatives.
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Rajasthan's education landscape is set for a significant shift as Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar announced a slew of changes. Starting from the next academic year, both government and private schools will commence their sessions on April 1, aligning with the state's fiscal calendar.
This decision, aimed at synchronization, will allow students to receive their textbooks before the summer break, thus enabling a productive holiday study period. Additionally, a universal uniform policy will be adopted across all schools, enhancing equality among students.
However, the move has sparked a debate. While government school associations welcome the change, the Rajasthan Private Schools Association has raised concerns over practicality, citing differing operational conditions between private and government institutions.
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