Indian President Murmu has launched various Education Ministry projects during her two day visit to Odia. Launching these projects a glossary of Technical terms in Odia Language developed by Commission for Scientific and Technical Terminology (CSTT) and e-KUMBH ( Knowledge Unleashed in Multiple Bharatiya Languages) she told it is an exemplary step in the direction of making education accessible to all. She has also emphasized on importance of learning in local and regional languages as language should be an enabling factor and it makes education accessible to all.
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Education is a powerful tool that empowers students and the use of mother tongue helps in developing creative thinking and analytical skills along with intellectual development of students.Language should not be hindrance for educating students.
More over learning in the mother tongue provides equal opportunities to rural and urban students. We must ensure that each and every student in India has access to education at every level. We need to do our best to make education available to all children in India with out any discrimination.
Murmu said that she has been observed that many students face difficulty in understanding Technical education in English. This is the reason why central government has taken necessary steps to provide Technical education in Local/Regional languages under the National Education Policy 2020.
Earlier Technical education in local/regional languages also faced hurdles due to the non availability of text books in respective local languages. She also said that the introduction of learning in local/regional languages will go a long way towards building a well educated, aware and vibrant society. She has also appreciated the efforts of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for its efforts in removing the obstacles faced by students due to non availability of technical books in respective local/regional languages.
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