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Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu Tweets About Assam College Principals' Council (ACPC) Annual General Conference-2023
Boko, Kamrup: The Annual General Conference-2023 of the Assam College Principals' Council (ACPC) received a boost in visibility as Assam's Education Minister, Ranoj Pegu, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the event. Held at JN College in Boko, the conference brought together prominent educators, policymakers, and administrators to discuss the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 in colleges.
In a tweet, Minister Ranoj Pegu acknowledged the significance of the conference and its focus on aligning college education with the NEP, 2020. He mentioned the presence of esteemed individuals such as Professor N.G. Mahanta, Advisor to the Department of Education (GoA), Dr. Soumarjyoti Mahanta, President of ACPC, Dr. Ranjan Kalita, Secretary of ACPC, and Shri Lakhi Kanta Sarmah, President of the Governing Body, along with respected principals from colleges.
The tweet highlighted the importance of incorporating the key principles of the NEP, 2020 into the college education system of Assam. Minister Pegu expressed his optimism for the future of education in Assam and the collective commitment to providing quality education and holistic development for students in line with the NEP, 2020.
The Education Minister's tweet added momentum to the discussions and deliberations at the conference, further emphasizing the government's support and dedication towards transforming the higher education landscape in Assam. The event served as a platform for education leaders to exchange ideas, develop actionable plans, and collectively work towards implementing the NEP, 2020 in colleges across the state.
The ACPC Annual General Conference-2023 concluded with a renewed sense of purpose and a shared vision to revolutionize college education in Assam. Minister Ranoj Pegu's tweet further amplified the significance of the event, showcasing the government's commitment to educational reforms and the empowerment of students through the NEP, 2020.