India has achieved significant progress in its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC), exceeding some targets ahead of schedule, including a 37.38% reduction in GDP emissions intensity by 2022, and a non-fossil fuel energy share of over 50% by 2025. The country also introduced enhanced targets for 2035, alongside various initiatives and a commitment to climate action.
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The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, through the Mera Yuva Bharat initiative, has successfully equipped over 1.22 lakh youth with practical workplace experience via structured Experiential Learning Programmes in collaboration with various institutions. Source: Original Link
The Ministry of Education is leveraging the National Education Policy 2020 to improve school education quality through regular assessments and the establishment of PARAKH, which monitors student performance at various educational stages. The findings aim to support evidence-based interventions and highlight significant advancements in foundational skills among students. Source: Original
The Ministry of Education reports on the current state of Central Universities in India, highlighting their administrative structure, student enrollment, and sustainability initiatives. Source: Original Link
The One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) Scheme enables over 3.11 lakh students and nearly 7,000 faculty in Andhra Pradesh access to over 13,000 journals covering various disciplines. Despite significant adoption, 68 eligible institutions in the state have yet to onboard under the scheme. The Ministry of Education
