It is a challenging task to design such a programme of value education suited to different levels of learners. It is equally challenging to train teachers for value education and provide them with suitable teaching- learning material. Difficult they may be but these challenges have to be met if we want a better education for our future citizens and a better future.
Category Archives: Policy Matters
Rare Earth Elements: India’s critical strategic deficiencies and Chinese dominance – Problems and Solutions
– by Dr. Amit Tripathi History will judge us by our response at this juncture. Resolute political leadership is now showing the way and private industry is ready and waiting. Will the government take up the challenge and be an engine of growth for the critical national security industry at the right time? Or beContinue reading “Rare Earth Elements: India’s critical strategic deficiencies and Chinese dominance – Problems and Solutions”
Unlocking explosive growth with rural employment and rapid industrialization
The return of urban labor force to the rural hinterland in the aftermath of the COVID 19 pandemic has created a major societal disruption in the rural India. If mismanaged it can leave long term socioeconomic scars with unimaginable consequences. However, with ingenuity and positive thinking it may be possible to turn this liability intoContinue reading “Unlocking explosive growth with rural employment and rapid industrialization”
White paper inputs for mineral exploration policy
Exploration industry is distinct from the mining industry and the regulatory requirements for the exploration industry is different from the mining industry. Exploration is a separate standalone business and is a profit center worldwide in its own right. Exploration is not a subset of the mining industry. Worldwide standalone exploration is about a $30 billionContinue reading “White paper inputs for mineral exploration policy”
Mineral Exploration Academy 