The government has announced to make education with life-skills, modern technical and research-based while early childhood development programs would be further managed and student's retention would be run as a campaign.
Likewise, the skills learned at home and abroad will be tested and certified and the new medical college would be established in Lumbini and Sudurpaschim Provinces, Minister Mahat said. Furthermore, sanitary pads would be distributed for free to one million girls. Similarly, junk food is prohibited and local products would be promoted in the day meal for the students and Rs 8.45 billion has been allocated for this program. Minister Mahat said that Rs 3.02 billion has been allocated for the distribution of school textbooks prior to the beginning of the fiscal year. As announced in the budget, the Federal Education Act will be brought and the Tribhuvan University will be developed as a research center. Likewise, the University Grants Commission would be restructured. The basic-level teachers would be adjusted in the vacant posts of the upper level and the local levels would be encouraged to appoint headmasters on the basis of free competition. Furthermore, Finance Minister Minister Mahat said that Gurukul, Madrasa, Gumba education would be mainstreamed and the curriculum of the brail script and sign language would be formulated. The minister announced that graduates of all subjects can now sit for teaching licenses and legal grounds would be prepared accordingly.
