PM Modi giving stresses on qualitative educational.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday, March 28, announced that the governmnet's main aim is to uplift the standards of higher educational institutes to reach qualitative perfection.While addressing the 'Bloomberg India Economic Forum' in the capital, the Prime Minister said, "We announced path-breaking reforms in the education sector. Improving the quality of learning will be my government's primary objective," according to media reports.The Indian government will provide a regulatory architecture to 10 educational institutions, each from the private and public sectors, which will give them "complete autonomy in academic, administrative and financial matters".This framework to regulate the working of the institutes will be different from structures already in place, such as the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC), and these will help the institutes reach world class standards in research and teaching."We will provide additional resources for the next five years for the 10 public universities. This will eventually allow ordinary Indians access to affordable world-class degree courses," said Modi.The Prime Minister, moreover, stated that education in India had progressed in terms of pupil-teacher ratios."The foundation of today's knowledge economy is the quality of its school-leavers. We will allocate an increasing share of resources under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan to quality. These funds will be used to promote local initiatives and innovations to improve learning outcomes," said the PM.