Revitalizing Bharat: Education Reform at the Core of Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas Summit

The RSS-linked Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas advocates for grassroots education reform, emphasizing collaborative efforts between society and government. The national Chintan Baithak's focus is to integrate traditional knowledge with modern needs, aiming for holistic human development and making education pivotal in India's progress.

The RSS-affiliated Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas emphasized the critical role of societal involvement in educational reform at its national Chintan Baithak, held at the Chinmaya International Foundation. Inaugurated by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, the event advocates for grassroots efforts in education, stressing collaboration between society and the government.

Atul Kothari, national secretary of the Nyas, claimed the organization is committed to transformational change in India's education sector. Kothari emphasized the necessity of balancing materialism with spirituality, underscoring a long-term strategy for reforming India's education system aligned with national priorities.

The conference also saw addresses from experts like Pankaj Mittal, who reiterated the Nyas's aim to energize Indian education by merging traditional systems with contemporary requirements. Discussions are part of a larger nationwide movement to position education as a central component of India's development strategy.

(With inputs from agencies.)