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30th June - The Hindu Editorial - Part-1(in Hindi)
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Subhodeep Das
VIT University graduate with Mechanical , Appeared in UPSC Mains with Geography Optional . 4+ yr. Teaching Experience
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sir how to find fractional value??
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Sir plz don't stop this editorial analysis.....many educators had stared editorial analysis on unacademy but they stopped doing it...but u came as a saviour for us....thanks very much!!!!!!!!!
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hlo..sir... thank you for your kind effort... please start DNA also...
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yes sir please and please start DNA also...please sir
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  1. EDITORIAL DISCUSSION 30th June THE HINDU unacademy


  2. Reform 101 A broken tax chain More thought is needed on the proposed regulatory body for higher education S. UBHODEEP


  3. EDITORIAL DISCUSSION 30th June THE HINDU unacademy


  4. The provisions of the new Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) Bill drafted by the Centre have far-reaching implications for the expansion and quality of human resource development, @ a time when access to skill-building and educational opportunity are vitally important. # there were only 20 universities and 500 colleges at the time of Independence. 864 recognised universities and 40,026 colleges in the country in 2016-17 Previous attempts at system reform involving expert committees and even legislation to create a new body for higher education and research had advocated changes, with an emphasis on promoting autonomy, access, inclusion and opportunity for all UBHODEEP


  5. HECI, the proposed successor body to the University Grants Commission. Among the key questions that need resolution is the future role of multiple regulatory bodies that currently exist for engineering, medicine and law; the Yash Pal Committee had recommended that they should be brought under the ambit of a single commission. Among the more contentious issues arising out of the draft Bill is the Centre's decision to shift grant-giving powers for higher education institutions to the Ministry of Human Resource Development or a separate body The UGC has been doing this so far, covering a variety of functions, and whatever the flaws, it ensured a separation of funding decisions from political considerations. S. UBHODEEP


  6. It is welcome that the States are represented on the advisory council, giving it a federal character, although it is the Centre that will have the final say in all matters, not even the apex HECI. There is a positive attempt in the draft legislation to weed out degree mills and dubious training institutions, with a provision for prosecution and imprisonment of management officials who defy the HECI. UBHODEEP


  7. Need Centre should give sufficient time to academia, the teaching community and society at large to submit considered opinions on the draft proposals. There is a case to include other professional education streams as well, including architecture and nursing. The aim should be to set academic benchmarks for each stream, with sufficient autonomy to innovate on courses and encourage studies across disciplines Maintaining a balance on allocation of funds and ensuring transparency will now depend on the proposed advisory council to the HECI S. UBHODEEP


  8. At a broader level, higher education is challenged today by fast-paced technological changes affecting the economy and the need to create a workforce that has the requisite skills. Reform should, therefore, lead to the creation of an agency that has the intellectual corpus to help universities and colleges adapt, and the vision to plan for public funding in the emerging spheres of activity. UBHODEEP


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