Bhagwad Gita will be taught in schools of Gujarat, students of standard 6 to 12 will sing verses.
A very important decision has been taken by the state government in Gujarat at present. Earlier, under the National Education Policy, it was recommended to teach Shrimad Bhagwad Gita to students studying in Std. 6th to 12th. Today, this recommendation has been accepted by the state government and it has been decided to impart knowledge of Gita to the students studying in Std. 6 to 12. Earlier it was decided by the education department to give importance to English language along with Gujarati in Std-1 and Std-2, but now it has been decided to bring one more change in the education policy in the state.
Let's take a look at the recommendations of the state government:
From the academic year 2022-23, Indian culture and knowledge system will be added in school education, meaning that students studying in Std. So that the knowledge about the scriptures will come to the next generation, they will also be interested in it and it will be properly communicated to other new generations to come.
Students studying in Std. 6th to 8th will be introduced about Shrimad Bhagwad Gita in the form of story in the textbook of all education subject while students studying in Std. 9th to 12th will be introduced about Shrimad Bhagwad Gita in the form of story in first language textbook. A program of Gita recitation will be organized in the schools during the prayer meeting. Apart from this, various competitions and creative activities like Gita based Shlokagan, Shlokpurti, Vakrtva, Nibandha, Natya, Chitra, Quiz etc. will also be organized in the schools. Students of Std. 6 to 12 will also be provided printed, audio-visual etc. information related to Shrimad Bhagwad Gita so that they can better understand and understand the Gita.
One of the basic principles guiding the education system and educational institutions is to try to make students aware of India's unique and unique culture and knowledge systems as well as traditions. After this decision, it now seems that the coming generation will also be rich in knowledge of Bhagavad Gita and Indian culture.
