- National Education Policy (NEP) was introduced in 2020, replacing the 34-year-old NEP 1986, addressing quality, equity, and access in education.
- A major change in December 2024 reinstated the detention policy for Classes 5 and 8, requiring students to retake exams if they fail.
- The NEP aims for inclusive and culturally-rooted education, introducing a new 5+3+3+4 education structure to align with children's developmental needs.
- While NEP has introduced key reforms like regional language instruction and digital learning, challenges remain in curriculum integration and regulatory bodies.
- Looking ahead to 2025, there will be a focus on expanding reforms, integrating educational stages nationwide, and advancing teacher training programs.
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