The central government approved the new education policy by holding a cabinet meeting on Wednesday evening. Announcing this new education policy in a press conference, Central Government Spokesperson and Senior Cabinet Minister Prakash Javadekar called it historic, while Human Resource Development Minister now Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank called it a new era in the field of education. Told the beginning. New education policy has come in India after 34 years. Before this, the National Policy on Education came in 1986. The Modi government had started preparations to bring a new education policy from 2016 itself and for this the TSR Subramaniam Committee was also formed, which in May 2019 placed its draft of the education policy in front of the central government. But the government did not like that draft. After this, the government appointed senior educationist and former JNU Chancellor K. A nine-member committee was constituted under the chairmanship of Kasturirangan. Of. Kasturirangan's committee prepared a draft of a new education policy, which was made public by the central government and sought suggestions from the common people.This education from 9th to 12th will be board based but it has been made in a very simple new education policy. Anita Karwal, Principal Secretary, Department of School Education, Ministry of Education said that for this it is proposed to divide the board examination into two parts, under which the board examination can be taken in two parts in a year. This will reduce the burden of examination on the children and they will emphasize on learning and assessment instead of rote rote.