“To make national education policy sufficient for needoeducation in the global Knowledge economy of today, we must have a time frame for the implementation and adopt well-defined Public-Private –Partnership (PPP) model”, believe, Professor M.M. Goel, Vice-Chancellor Starex University and founder of Needonomics School of Thought.

He was addressing the online Vice-chancellor’s Conclave on National Education Policy organised by Sunshine Group of Institutions Rajkot today on the topic ‘Challenges in Implementation of National Education Policy ’. Dr. Vikas Arora Director welcomed and presented citations on the achievements of the Vice-Chancellor Starex University Prof. M.M .Goel.

 He justified HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills) with creativity, innovation, and critical thinking along with human values and ethics for Needoeducation to ensure needo-employment and needo-entrepreneurship.

To improve governance, a single regulator as the National Higher Education Commission has to be street smart (simple, moral, action oriented, responsive, and transparent) with effective leadership at all levels of operation, told Goel.

For efficiency, sufficiency, and equity in the system of higher education, we must link fee structure and user charges with inflation rate based on retail prices so that high-cost recovery is ensured smoothly said, Professor Goel.

To become part of the global chain in higher education, we need to accept the challenge of the competition with   spiritual training of teachers based on sermons from  Gita and Anu-Gita for enlightened citizenship and deepening democratic roots told Professor Goel.

To implement National Education Policy smoothly, we need the revival of the National Population Commission for the control of the population, said Professor Goel.