NCERT Launches Bal Vatika TV and DIKSHA 2.0 on 65th Foundation Day
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) celebrated its 65th Foundation Day on September 1, 2025, unveiling a series of initiatives aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The event witnessed the launch of Bal Vatika TV Channel, DIKSHA 2.0, PRASHAST 2.0, and other tools aimed at inclusive and digital learning for early childhood and school education.
Aimed at children aged 3–6 years, this dedicated DTH channel delivers interactive audio-visual content for,
DIKSHA 2.0 introduces AI-powered features and supports multilingual content in 12 Indian languages. Highlights include,
An enhanced disability screening tool, PRASHAST 2.0 enables early identification of children with disabilities and integrates with,
It supports India’s broader inclusive education strategy by facilitating access to services for divyang (disabled) learners.
Based on the Universal Design of Learning (UDL), this initiative ensures inclusive textbooks for Classes 1 and 2. These materials are designed to be,
The initiatives reflect NCERT’s five-year journey under NEP 2020, especially in,
The Foundation Day celebrations reaffirm NCERT’s role as a policy-shaping and content-delivering authority in Indian education.
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