A debate unfolds over national versus state-led education policies, with Tamil Nadu’s firm opposition to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Anbil Mahesh of Tamil Nadu argues that the state’s pioneering schemes, like the CM Breakfast Scheme, prove its ability to create national models for education and healthcare, and that quality is measured by outcomes like low infant mortality, not entrance exams. He states, “NEET is not one which tests the medical aptitude. It is, it tests the coaching center affordability.” From Karnataka, minister Madhu discusses tackling high dropout rates through initiatives like bilingual education, teacher recruitment, and establishing Karnataka Public Schools. This discussion highlights the distinct approaches states are taking to address educational challenges, from access and equity to curriculum, in contrast to a unified national policy. #neet #education #tamilnadu #karnataka #statevscentre #educationforall #nep #socialjustice #stateeducation #indianpolitics #healthcare #policydebate #educationreform #studentrights #equity
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