Teacher’s Day was organized at Sanchi Buddhist-Indian Knowledge Studies University with simplicity.
The impact of Covid-19 was seen on this Teacher's Day programme organized in the context of the new education policy. Without the students, the day seemed really dry.
During the programme university professors presented their views on the new education policy. Naveen Dixit, Assistant Professor of Indian Philosophy, through the verses mentioned in the Vishnu Purana, said that education is actually education acquired with karma. He said that according to this verse of Vishnu Purana, the best karma is that which is not put in bondage and the best knowledge is that which leads to liberation. Dixit also mentioned three dimensions of knowledge - Shravan, Manana and Vidyasana.
Prabhakar Pandey, Assistant Professor in the Department of Alternative Education discussed various aspects of the new education policy. He discussed the quality, universalization and all-inclusive themes included in the new education policy.
Vishwabandhu, Assistant Professor of Sanskrit Department, said that in Indian perspective it would be appropriate to call the new education policy as National Education Policy. He said that Kalidasa's epic also mentions clearly how the teacher should be.
University head doctor OP Budhaulia said that knowledge is actually a mixture of time and experience. He informed that the teacher has been placed paramount in the new education policy.