Ministry of HRD has informed everyone about it through a tweet. The ideas can be shared either on Twitter or by email.
Ministry of Human Resources Development (HRD) has launched an initiative Bharat Padhe Online. It is urging everyone to suggest ideas for the effective implementation of Bharat Padhe Online.
In this regard, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has constituted an expert committee to implement Bharat Padhe Online. It has also asked Universities Vice-Chancellors and Colleges Principals to inform about Bharat Padhe Online to its students and share their ideas for Bharat Padhe Online.
Due to countrywide lockdown to fight the deadly Corona Virus, students have been forced to stay at home for an indefinite period of time. To engage students of all age, the government in general and Ministry of HRD, in particular, is brainstorming ideas to impart online education to students.
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