Big changes in the curriculum from pre-primary to formulation of new education policy

 This time Yoga and Ayurveda are going to be included in the school curriculum from pre-primary. The work of drafting the syllabus is already in the final stage. Yoga and Ayurveda are compulsory for all classes up to class XII. The syllabus for each class has already been drafted. It will be implemented with the approval of the central government. This was reported by Union AYUSH Minister Sarbananda Sonwal.

It is to be noted that Narendra Modi's government has formulated a new education policy in 2020.

The central government has taken steps to change the education sector by changing the 34-year continuous education policy. There is talk of including indigenous science and technology in the school syllabus. A steering committee and a task force like that have been formed.

Apart from this, special emphasis has been laid on vocational education in the new education policy. According to the new education policy, emphasis has been laid on vocational education to increase math and science thinking among students from school life. Students will learn coding from class 6. Besides, Ayurveda and Yoga have been made compulsory at school level in the new national education policy. The National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA) in Jaipur will be in charge of the rest of the work.