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1 min readApr 10, 2016
Kelkar also stressed on reforms in education sector to become a knowledge economy.
“If we really want to be a knowledge economy then we have to reform the education sector. Unless we reform our higher education, India will miss the boat in terms of new knowledge economy,” he said.
In a recent presentation of education sector to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, NITI Aayog has suggested to build 10–20 world class institutions with academic autonomy and to create funds to provide annual project-based grants for research to potential institutes of excellence.
