"While PM SHRI provides Kerala an opportunity to enhance the quality of select government schools through improved learning outcomes, teacher development, and technology integration, the state could go further by institutionalising learning progress, supporting teacher development, and easing burdensome infrastructure requirements, allowing all schools to focus on learning while ensuring quality education benefits all students across the system," writes Nissy Solomon of #CPPRIndia in her article in the @HindustanTimes.
Read more here 👉 https://t.co/CoZMyZjx0D
#PMSHRI #KeralaEducation #EducationReform #LearningOutcomes #TeacherDevelopment #EducationPolicy #QualityEducation #EducationPolicy #EducationForAll
"The absence of a system linking inspection findings to learning assessments and remedial action means that regulations enforce compliance but do not systematically improve student outcomes. While basic safety and hygiene are non-negotiable, the overemphasis on physical infrastructure has often overshadowed the core purpose of schooling, which is learning," write Afiya Biju and Nissy Solomon of #CPPRIndia in their article in the Hindustan Times.
Read now 👉 https://t.co/MGJFgHDmli
#EducationPolicy #LowFeeSchools #TamilNaduEducation #SamathuvaKalvi #EducationReform #SchoolRegulation #LearningOutcomes #BudgetSchools #PolicyForChange
"The need for reform is urgent. In 2024, the Ministry of Education identified 22,298 private schools as “unrecognised”, affecting 2.4 million students and 160,000 teachers. Notably, these schools were flagged not for poor academic outcomes but for failing to comply with prescriptive infrastructure norms under the Right to Education (RTE) Act," write Nissy Solomon and Afiya Biju of #CPPRIndia in their article.
Originally published in the Hindustan Times, the article analyses why implementation remains uneven, even five years after India's National Education Policy 2020 promised sweeping reforms!
Read now 👇
https://t.co/sDUqa01QLE
#NationalEducationPolicy #NEP2020 #EducationReforms #SchoolGovernance #PrivateSchools #LearningOutcomes
📢 New Episode Alert🎙️
#PolicyBeyondPolitics EP 64 — "Prospects and Pressures of Low-Fee Private Schools in India"
🔸 Why do families continue to choose Low-Fee Private Schools (LFPS) despite free public education?
🔸 What challenges do these schools face under rigid regulations and limited resources?
Join experts S R Thomas Antony & Dr J S Paranjyothi, moderated by Nissy Solomon of #CPPRIndia, as they unpack the prospects and pressures of LFPS in India — and explore reforms to put learning above paperwork.
👉 Listen here: https://t.co/RjeuNd2az9
🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music & Google Podcasts.
#CPPRPodcast #LowFeePrivateSchools #EducationPolicy #IndianEducation #SchoolReform #LearningOutcomes #PolicyBeyondPolitics
Edupreneurs are key to unlocking quality education in India—but excessive regulations are holding them back.
#CPPRIndia’s ongoing study, “Easing the Regulatory Ecosystem of School Education in India,” highlights how excessive regulations often divert the focus from delivering quality education to fulfilling bureaucratic compliance.
Read more here 👉 https://t.co/ELP8nKx4cB
Let’s build policies that enable, not entangle.
A thread.
#Edupreneurs #EducationForAll #PolicyReform #IndianEducationSystem #InnovateEducation #SupportEdupreneurs #ReformEducation #FutureReadyIndia
#KochiDialogue2025 Session 2 on 'India & the GCC: Enhancing Energy Cooperation & Innovation' being moderated by Ms Nissy Solomon with expert panelists
H.E Issa Saleh Al Shibani, Ms. Esha Srivastava and H.E Ahmed Mohamed Alkaabi.
@MEAIndia@ramthebestIFS@GCC@dhanuraj
#IndiaGCC #InternationalRelations #ForeignPolicy #IndiaGCCRelations
#KochiDialogue2025 Session 2 Ms. Esha Srivastava - Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India on energy cooperation:
"Energy interdependence should become an important part of the energy agenda and collaboration of nations must be emphasized"
@MEAIndia@ramthebestIFS@GCC@PetroleumMin@dhanuraj
#IndiaGCC #InternationalRelations #ForeignPolicy #IndiaGCCRelations #energy
#KochiDialogue2025 Session 2 H.E Ahmed Mohamed Alkaabi - Undersecretary Assistant for Electricity, Water and Future on energy security:
"To have security of energy, we need to diversify energy sources and then we can move towards an energy economy"
@MEAIndia@ramthebestIFS@GCC@PetroleumMin@MOEIUAE@dhanuraj
#IndiaGCC #InternationalRelations #ForeignPolicy #IndiaGCCRelations #energy
#DHOpinion | Though #Kerala has witnessed and experienced various social reform movements starting from the latter half of 19th century, there have not been any decisive movements attacking #patriarchy at a larger scale, write @dhanuraj, @Nissy_Solomon
https://t.co/NakgJfGx58
@Nissy_Solomon and I write about the need for Senior Care policy reforms in India. In another two decades, India will start aging and we should start looking at the challenges of Senior care now onwards
#elderlycare#seniorcare#CPPRIndia
https://t.co/AvNTPpDqBv
#DHOpinion | Unfortunately, political parties often overlook the significant local employment opportunities within the public transport sector Implementation of recommended policies could potentially create over 10 mln jobs, write @dhanuraj@Nissy_Solomon
https://t.co/SC1KfWWNtz
"Innovation and transparency are crucial for the success of #Khadi in the evolving market landscape, where regulatory constraints and pricing challenges hinder its full potential", opines @Nissy_Solomon in her latest article.
Read now: https://t.co/tinMv8xi8j
#keralakhadi
@Nissy_Solomon and I write about #netneutrality and the demands from the telecom companies to share the revenue from the OTT platforms
#CPPRIndia
https://t.co/PYKAYeEWGM
The introduction of 10,000 electric buses has prompted discussions on India's sustainable transport future. However, this measure alone falls short of resolving the transportation challenges. We write about the need for forward-looking approach to address India's mobility issues.
There are many institutional and regulatory issues to be fixed before we can think of sustainable #publictransport@Nissy_Solomon and I write this column discussing the regulatory issues that exist in India's public transport
https://t.co/Zy5hcGKWeg
CPPR, in partnership with @FNFSouthAsia, is conducting a range of college workshops on Public Policy and the Role of Markets. The workshop introduces public policy to Kerala students while incorporating the concepts of classical liberalism into their everyday lives.
"It would be a difficult task to gather funds for the Smart City Mission if the government stops supporting Cochin Smart Mission Limited", opined @dhanuraj in the news published in @timesofindia
Read it here:
https://t.co/qjZEFuLF4Q
"19 years since it was born on July 9, 2004, CPPR today brims with a team of 35 dedicated researchers and also has a thriving academy that provides training and research opportunities" - Special coverage by @NewIndianXpress as CPPR enters its 20th year.
https://t.co/IY5c0PVhRW
While the introduction of the Shakti scheme may have been driven by best intentions, it is crucial to ensure continuous evaluation and monitoring to track any unforeseen developments.
We discuss this in our latest article here
#DHOpinion | The #Shakti scheme, implemented by the #Siddaramaiah-led #Karnataka government, has garnered attention due to its provision of free ridership for women on buses operated by various government agencies, write @dhanuraj and @Nissy_Solomon. https://t.co/l6Pmq26827
.@dhanuraj , Chairman, CPPR & @Nissy_Solomon, Trustee, CPPR share their views on the recent visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Kerala in the @DeccanHerald.