, through its 15 Teacher Education Programmes, Pre-School
Education to Elementary Education; Secondary; Senior Secondary; Physical
Education; Distance Learning etc”.
The Human Resource Development Ministry has informed that the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005; which is a policy document for the country, recommended Yoga as an integral part of Health and Physical Education, “therefore Yoga is going to come under educational curriculum”, said the official statement.
The Human Resource Development Ministry has informed that the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005; which is a policy document for the country, recommended Yoga as an integral part of Health and Physical Education, “therefore Yoga is going to come under educational curriculum”, said the official statement.
The AYUSH Ministry informed, “Yoga Education has been made a
compulsory part of study and practice by National Council for Teacher Education
(NCTE), a statutory body under Ministry of Human Resource Development
NCTE has already developed modules on Yoga Education for
Diploma in Elementary Education and master of Education. These will be used by
more than 18000 Teacher Education Institutions and also 14 Lakh students’
teachers and teacher educators who are studying and teaching in these
institutions.
The Government of India has formulated the programmes and
operational measures for promotion of Yoga through AYUSH Mission.
Further, a Task Force has been constituted by the Ministry
to deliberate and make recommendations on various important issues concerning
the Ministry of AYUSH, including the preferred option for promotion,
development and regulation of Yoga & Naturopathy for education and practice
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