Khader panel report to be implemented in time-bound manner: Minister
The Hindu
Teacher and non-teacher organisations and managements express support
The structural changes recommended in the Khader Committee report on bringing school education under a single directorate will be implemented in a time-bound manner, Minister for General Education V. Sivankutty has said.
In a statement issued after a meeting with teacher and non-teacher organisations and managements on Wednesday, the Minister said various directorates under different heads and the differences between them were not conducive to quality education. This affected schools the most.
The Khader Committee report had recommended a single directorate, led by the Director of General Education. Similarly, it had proposed that in schools too, there should be a single head – the principal.
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